The Government Communication Centre: life after the COI
05 Apr 2012 | by Gemma Charles
As the COI shuts up shop, the new public ad structures, under the auspices of the Government
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expand to key international political and business centres, rather than absorbing the shop into its ...
As the COI shuts up shop, the new public ad structures, under the auspices of the Government
the closure of tobacco displays in large shops which comes into force next week. "We will also be consulting ...
off" for all new out-of-town developments. Proposals to place betting shops in a separate "use class", which would have made it easier for local planning authorities to block betting shop ... -street innovation fund, backed by 10m of taxpayers' money, focused on bringing empty shops back into use. Other ...
recommended that advertisers should help enforce regulation of newspapers, magazine and online news media ...
), also calls for tougher crackdowns on breaches of injunctions online, as witnessed last year when ... on "online enforcement", which refers to the Giggs case from May last year, the report says the Attorney ... for civil contempt of court in respect of breaches of injunctions online to provide a strong deterrent ...
% of opinion formers think TV has the most impact on business reputation 47% think bbc.co.uk is the online ...
The press has been quick to point the blame at coalition compromises for Hilton s exit. The Mail online yesterday blamed a stand-up row between Hilton and Cameron over the coalition s lack of direction . Nick Williams, head of public affairs, Fleishman-Hillard, agreed: It would appear that Steve ...
in a procurement-led process, which included an online auction where cost would be a defining factor ...
to boost its online corporate reputation expertise....s aim to become a leader in the field of online corporate reputation. Corporate reputation is driven online, he said. That s where people recognise that their reputation is being shaped. That s our killer ...
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