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Cost of digital switchover support set to hit £600m
19 Dec 2006 | by by Alex Donohue
on the BBC's programme budget. "Each eligible household will be helped to convert one TV set. Provision will be free for the poorest eligible households -- those on income support, income-related job seekers' allowance or pension credit. Other eligible households will be expected to pay a modest fee -- which we ...
Defra seeks agency for air pollution brief
28 Nov 2006 | by by Mark Banham
lifestyle and household behaviours that produce carbon dioxide, such as heating, lighting and travelling ...
Adwatch: HM Revenue & Customs - Working Tax Credit
22 Nov 2006 | by Murray Chick, Chairman, Chick Smith Trott
In the middle of all those multinational brands, familiar campaigns, household names, adland's favourite sons and advertising budgets the size of a small country's national debt, there sits HM Revenue and all this without resorting to gratuitous humour, novelty songs or a famous face. Now in its third ...
Editorial: Mugged by Ofcom
22 Nov 2006 | by Craig Smith, editor
household brands, that make unwarranted and surprise appearances on the banned list. There is a vital ...
FMCGs to fuel £160m boost to online adspend in 2007
21 Nov 2006 | by by Ian Quinn
, cosmetics and household stores, with Unilever's deodorant brand Lynx expected to be among those leading ...
Defra unveils CO2 awareness plan
08 Nov 2006 | by David Tiltman
The calculator, part of a campaign to educate the public about carbon emissions, will be launched by the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs next spring. It will allow households to measure their carbon output, with a focus on energy use and transport. The government hopes businesses will respond ...
Opinion: Shame on councils that shun LGA list
26 Oct 2006 | by Alex Aiken
Inspection survey of local authorities, with a million households in the UK being asked their opinion ...
Energy Saving Trust seeks user 'pledges'
04 Oct 2006 | by by Ed Kemp
and buying domestic appliances that are more energy-efficient. The activity, which also includes online ...
OFT goes to the Netherlands to tackle misleading mailers
22 Sep 2006 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
According to the OFT, the company Best Sales, trading as Best Of and Oliveal, has been sending unsolicited mailings to UK residents offering household goods and health remedies by direct mail. It said they are misleading because they imply that to receive a large prize, typically £5,900 or £10,000, the consumer has ...
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Making the most of mobile
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.
