13 Dec 1999
| by COLIN GRIMSHAW
IPC s central sales unit has won its first business with a pounds 1
million deal through MindShare...IPC s central sales unit has won its first business with a pounds 1
million deal through ...
, joins as account manager for pharmaceuticals.
Another addition to central sales is Paul Parrish ...
director. He is recruiting a sales team that will eventually separate from
the central unit ...
27 Sep 2007
| by Parliamentary Correspondent
LONDON - The Government is to consider statutory controls over alcohol advertising as part of a new..., the Department of Health said the Government was not looking at the voluntary code for alcohol ads because it had ...
. While the number of teenage drinkers has dropped slightly, according to government statistics, those who ...
24 Jul 2008
| by Our Parliamentary correspondent
government study found that it does result in more drinking.
29 Sep 2005
| by by our Parliamentary correspondent
LONDON - The government is retreating from its threat to impose a ban on junk-food commercials....and drink companies have offered to back the Government's "healthy lifestyle" drive by including its ...
involve not just money and resources, but also making packaging a medium to deliver government health messages," he said.
The industry has told the government that adspend on food, fast food and soft drinks ...
12 Jun 2008
| by Our Parliamentary correspondent
LONDON - The Government is to tighten the rules on car ads to ensure that posters include green...). The Government's crackdown follows a threat by the Alliance Against Urban 4x4s to take legal action over the way ...
03 Mar 2000
| by Our Parliamentary correspondent
The Government is set to allow Britain s pharmaceutical companies
to advertise more...The Government is set to allow Britain s pharmaceutical companies
to advertise more of their products in a move that could herald an
American-style explosion of drugs advertising.
Although ...
, which it also
sees as part of the Government s efforts to cut unnecessary red
tape ...
15 Feb 2002
The Government is expected to shelve plans for a new campaign to
promote the MMR vaccine. Although BMP DDB is developing a new push amid
concern about the low take-up, the Department of Health is worried that
the move might backfire. Instead, it will target parents through GPs and
with reassuring ...
08 Feb 2002
The Government is risking a public backlash as it prepares to
launch an ad campaign to promote the MMR vaccine despite growing
concerns about its safety. The Department of Health has reappointed BMP
DDB to handle the campaign, which is expected to break in two weeks. -
Marketing.
...
10 Dec 1999
| by Our Parliamentary Correspondent
The Government has rejected MPs demands for a new law to curb ads
for cosmetic surgery despite...The Government has rejected MPs demands for a new law to curb ads
for cosmetic surgery despite ...
.
The Government dismissed the MPs view that the director-general of fair
trading s powers to control ...
.
The Government conceded normal advertising controls might not be enough
to ensure information to patients ...
23 Feb 1996
, particularly when those for print are based on
government reports.
Despite a relaxation of the rules ...