Government to sell Royal Mail stake to private operator
16 Dec 2008 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
LONDON - The Government has drawn up plans to sell a third of Royal Mail to one of its rival postal operators -- TNT or DHL, according to a report.
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Government source throws Royal Mail part-privatisation in doubt
16 Feb 2009 | by Staff
LONDON - The government's plan to part-privatise Royal Mail is "dead in the water" because of the strength of opposition from backbench Labour MPs, according to a report.
Government rules out Royal Mail privatisation ahead of report
15 Dec 2008 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
LONDON - The Government has ruled out privatisation of Royal Mail ahead of the publication of an independent report saying the company needs heavy investment in automation, but is hampered by its ballooning pensions deficit.
Branding industry underrated by the Government
09 Dec 2008 | by Nikki Sandison
LONDON - Everyday brands support around 1m jobs in the UK and £16bn a year is invested in creating and building brands but the Government fails to recognise the value of branding to the economy, according to a study.
Advertising Association chief on industry and government in latest BRTV
09 Sep 2008 | by Staff
LONDON - The relationship between the government and the advertising industry is examined in the latest show on Brandrepublic.tv.
CWU calls on government to fund Royal Mail
20 May 2008 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
LONDON - The Communication Workers Union has set itself against Postcomm's call for private investment in Royal Mail, appealing to the government to give the company fresh financial support.
Government labels to tackle binge drinking 'will be ignored'
09 May 2008 | by Darren Davidson
LONDON - The government's attempt to tackle the UK's binge drinking culture with new health warnings and unit labelling on all alcoholic drinks is unlikely to succeed, according to research by Mintel.
Mail serves local government the best
25 Feb 2008
Choosing the most effective methods for communicating with an audience is a challenge for most organisations, especially those that have a specific group of people in mind that they want to target, writes James McGruer, head of government marketing at Royal Mail.
IPA calls on government for Tupe exemption
11 Dec 2007 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
LONDON - The IPA has responded to a government consultation on the UK's creative industries by asking it to make it exempt from the Tupe legislation and highlight advertising's positive contribution to society.
Government hands ICO data spot check powers
22 Nov 2007 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
LONDON - The government has made a concession to the Information Commissioner's Office's request for stronger powers to combat breaches of data protection laws by the public and private sectors.
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