The Week: Media news - Tesco ends Guardian suit
19 Sep 2008
Tesco has pulled its libel and malicious falsehood action against The Guardian after the newspaper
and Guardian deal We've been enjoying the recent Starbucks free special offers in The Guardian, so this week's tie-up, which will see copies of The Guardian and The Observer sold exclusively in Starbucks coffee houses, makes sense. Replacing Starbucks' previous deal with The Times, this will give The Guardian ...
Tesco has pulled its libel and malicious falsehood action against The Guardian after the newspaper
Tesco has demanded a front-page apology from The Guardian after a recent correction in the paper...The Guardian originally reported that Tesco had avoided paying up to £1 billion in Corporation Tax, but now claims that Tesco set up schemes to avoid another tax, Stamp Duty Land Tax. The seven-page letter by Tesco's solicitors Carter Ruck called the paper "disreputable" for publishing a single paragraph ...
Carolyn McCall, the chief executive of the Guardian Media Group, has resigned as a non
. THE GUARDIAN - BRAND CAMPAIGN 2008 CREDITS Project: Brand campaign 2008 Client: Marc Sands, marketing director, Guardian News Media Brief: Bring The Guardian's values to life Creative agency: Wieden ...
including The Guardian, the Financial Times and Volkswagen. It included VW's "incredible but true" campaign ...
-March with pull-out wall posters in The Independent and The Guardian. BRADFORD BINGLEY - NEW MORTGAGE ...
link between its print and digital brands. THE GUARDIAN'S RICKY GERVAIS PODCAST The Ricky Gervais Show has set records, with eight million downloads from iTunes alone. The Guardian is now offering ... , the broadcasts are available in downloadable instalments via www.guardian.co.uk/rickygervais, and judging ...
The Guardian, Lurpak and PG Tips. It is currently without a chief executive. Stephen Woodford will be joining ...
for The Guardian and Marmite. Lunar Communications won its first Campaign Press Award with its ad for Marmalade ...
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