Government focuses on growth in new cross-Whitehall marketing strategy
22 May 2012 | by Gemma Charles
The government is to make ad campaigns aimed at stimulating growth a key part of the first cross-Whitehall communications plan.
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The Government is preparing to review its media buying business, currently handled by WPP's M4C and expected to be worth in the region of £120m next year, as part of a shake-up in its approach to its marketing activities.
The government is to make ad campaigns aimed at stimulating growth a key part of the first cross-Whitehall communications plan.
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