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MARKETING MIX: That was the week that was

Commission sponsorship code mean that for the first time a sponsorship message can be slotted in front ...

EDITORIAL: Why Post Office reforms fail to deliver the goods

delivered on time and on target, and certainly allowing the Post Office more commercial freedom will help ...

ADWATCH: Ambrosia’s ride to success - Ambrosia has based its latest irreverent advertising campaign for Creamed Rice firmly on regional stereotypes, writes Robert McLuhan

. The demographic changes are very relevant for us, and we are investing a lot in people who are short of time ...

O&M shows misery of Christmas in ad for the Samaritans

the fact that, for some people, the festive season is the most miserable time of the year.

LIVE ISSUE/TOBACCO ADVERTISING: Winners and losers as the tobacco ad ban looms. Andrew Grice looks at the upheaval facing agencies as new rules are unveiled

the impact on the ad industry will be difficult to gauge. Agencies have had time to find other clients ...

MARKETING FOCUS: Review of the year - 1998/As all eyes focus on the run-up to the millennium, Jane Bainbridge reviews the events and companies that made news in the marketing sector over the past year

to be seen. Economically the year began with ripples of the Asian financial crisis reaching our ... giant s Kevin the Hamster ad went on air, making it the most complained about ad of all time ... behind the May launch of Persil tablets. - In October Prudential launched its direct financial ...

DIRECT NEWS: Wesleyan appoints Brann to help MSS raise brand profile

The UK s biggest provider of insurance and financial services to doctors and dentists, the Medical...The UK s biggest provider of insurance and financial services to doctors and dentists, the Medical Sickness Society, will begin a major branding exercise for the first time next year, following its appointment of the through-the-line agency, Brann London. Brann will organise direct mail ...

Ethical PR: Time for business to take an ethical stand - As ethical obligations loom ever larger

Once, only doctors, lawyers and preachers had ethical obligations.

PUBLIC SECTOR: IPR produces schools PR booklet

The IPR has produced a booklet on PR for schools, in conjunction with the Times Educational...The IPR has produced a booklet on PR for schools, in conjunction with the Times Educational Supplement, the BBC and Nottingham City Council. Launched last Monday at the BBC s Schools and The Media conference in London, it includes articles on working with journalists by Reputation partner ...

Editorial: PR industry’s year in the spotlight

and Financial Group s attempts to negotiate with the new Financial Services Authority on the regulation of financial PR. The public affairs sector saw a flurry of activity under the watchful gaze of Lord ... guidelines for the industry. It is not before time. The cash for access scandal has raised eyebrows ...

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