11 Dec 1997
| by DRAYTON BIRD
of jail.
I wonder how much we ll end up paying for this government s
dishonesty.
I only ...
. If this
government had to withstand the scrutiny that poor old Monroe was
subjected to, they d all be in jail ...
11 Dec 1997
| by DAVID SUMNER-SMITH
suggests, it must be extended all the way to the point of
purchase.
Central to the growing ...
11 Dec 1997
| by LOUELLA MILES
, it allows him to present Citroen as a car to be considered
by consumers in the government s Motability ...
05 Dec 1997
| by SIR BERNARD INGHAM, writes for the Expr
My cup runneth over. The Government is adopting every idea I
canvassed as No 10 press secretary....
This is not to mention the promotion of best communications practice, a
central unit to bring coherence to Government ...
My cup runneth over. The Government is adopting every idea I
canvassed as No 10 press secretary and head of the Government
Information Service (GIS), for improving its information machine. It is
even ...
05 Dec 1997
| by JULIETTE GARSIDE
It s one of the great ironies of New Labour s first six months in
power - that a Government which...It s one of the great ironies of New Labour s first six months in
power - that a Government ...
, Government communication will become more
centralised. The report published last week on the Government
Information Service (to be renamed the Government Information and
Communication and Service) responds ...
05 Dec 1997
| by ROBERT DWEK
Integrated marketing has become ubiquitous in the 90s. Like
electric windows and central door...Integrated marketing has become ubiquitous in the 90s. Like
electric windows and central door locking on cars, it s now considered
standard rather than optional. So far, ad agencies have benefited from
this through-the-line focus.
Despite early fears about below-the-line barbarians ...
05 Dec 1997
| by Our Parliamentary correspondent
The Government has told the advertising industry it has little to
fear from its plans to ban...The Government has told the advertising industry it has little to
fear from its plans to ban ...
.
The Government s first statement on the impact of a ban dodges the issue
of whether jobs will be at risk ...
the UK dropped its demand for an
indefinite opt-out for Formula One racing. But Government officials ...
05 Dec 1997
| by JOHN TYLEE
The British Government is being urged to use its presidency of the
European Union to bring more...The British Government is being urged to use its presidency of the
European Union to bring more consistency to advertising legislation
imposed by Brussels.
Advertising Association executives are alarmed at the number of rules
affecting advertising being issued by various EU departments, which ...
05 Dec 1997
| by JULIETTE GARSIDE
Westminster Strategy to advise on
European and UK Government moves which could cut its income from freight...firm Westminster Strategy to advise on
European and UK Government moves which could cut its income ...
.
The government s Green Paper on transport policy, published last month,
argues for more freight ...
to the Channel
tunnel. We will use Westminster Strategy to lobby Government to improve
road and rail links ...
05 Dec 1997
| by EMMA HALL
The Labour Government has unveiled its first drink-drive
advertising offensive since coming...The Labour Government has unveiled its first drink-drive
advertising offensive since coming to power in May, with a TV, radio and
cinema campaign launched this week by Baroness Hayman, the minister for
road safety.
DMB Dave (1995)
have been replaced by ordinary people with whom viewers can ...