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Government wins tobacco ad ruling...The tobacco industry’s campaign to prevent an early ban on advertising its products in the UK, suffered a blow after the Court of Appeal ruled in favour of the government’s plans to introduce the law before other European countries. However the injunction preventing the government implementing ...
Government nurses a digital headache...of their front room, the Government faces an uphill battle to, by then, have persuaded enough of them ... ? The huge problem facing the Government is that, even if Pace - or others preparing to provide free ... in encouraging people to convert." In January, the Government established The Digital Television ...
The CIPR is launching a qualification for local government communicators....), is launching Second Steps , the UK s first qualification for rising local government PROs moving ... experience. It builds on the First Steps course aimed at those who are new to local government communications. The qualification will be delivered by award winning local government PR practitioners alongside MMU academics ...
BBC row with Government rages on...The BBC is on a collision course with the Government after rejecting allegations of bias from Downing Street over its coverage of the Iraq war. In a letter to the prime minister ... Number 10 that the BBC unfairly accused the Government of "sexing up" the case for war, and insisted ...
A radical centralisation of the marketing function across the government and its executive agencies...Centralisation would involve moving marketers out of individual government departments and into a ... by COI chief executive Mark Lund and Matt Tee, the out-going permanent secretary for government ... - an unpopular proposal with the marketing industry - and the use of government websites for ads. WPP chief ...
LONDON - The Tories have called for an investigation into the amount the government spent...The government's annual advertising spend leapt by 70% to 192.4m before June's general election ... 197.9m. In the first quarter of 2001, the government spent 69.3m on advertising, making ... . In the year running up to the previous election in 1997, the Conservative government spent 69.3m. Under ...
, the government has announced....The increase, which is 1.5% higher than the current level of inflation and in line with a formula set out by the government in February 2000, will also see an over-inflation hike for the now little-used black and white licence to £42. The development of BBC3 and BBC4 and the roll-out of the corporation ...
The government has topped ad spending by consumer giants Unilever and Procter & Gamble to become...LONDON (Brand Republic) – The government has topped ad spending by consumer giants Unilever ... service ACNielsen MMS. The government’s main advertising activities in February were its campaign ... people to plan pensions. During the 12 months of 2000, the government ranked fourth by size of adspend ...
LONDON - The Government has decided not to allow product placement in home-grown programmes in a...ITV has long campaigned for a relaxing over the rules on product placement. The broadcaster, which reported losses of 2.7bn last week, has said it will fight the decision. Culture minister Andy Burnham said the Government had examined the idea of introducing branded products on screeen but had decided ...
The PRCA is to hit out at 'woefully below par' government communications when it submits evidence...name to The Lords Communications Select Committee. 'There has to be a realisation that government comms ... . The Lords committee will start examining evidence after recess on 6 October, and three government directors of comms will also be asked to give oral evidence. A report on government comms is expected by the end ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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