UK leads the way digitally, says Ofcom report
14 Dec 2011 | by Maisie McCabe
are pressing ahead with plans to release this valuable spectrum at the end of next year, which will enable new ...
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) after a complaint that the small print in one of its press ads was difficult to read.
are pressing ahead with plans to release this valuable spectrum at the end of next year, which will enable new ...
A press ad for BT's Infinity broadband service has been banned by the ad watchdog following...The ASA ruled the ad did not make clear that BT Infinity had limited availability and falsely implied the service was available to most, if not all, customers. As a consequence, the press ad has ... , to be made clearer in the body copy of press ads. We see this as a minor point of clarification, particularly ...
Rival internet service provider BT complained about three press ads, two TV ads and a radio ad, which appeared in October and November last year. The ads claimed "Ofcom has proven our fibre optic broadband is around twice as fast as BT" and similar assertions, which BT said could be misleading ...
by press, online and customer communication activity. ...
: Good to see that Richard Desmond is already cross-promoting his press and television assets ...
to calm activists with the joint statement. Joel Kelsey, political adviser at Free Press, a US ...
by pressing a button on the meter. - BARB outsources the service to research companies: RSMB designs ...
, the Government will have to sustain investment in key areas such as NHS and Armed Forces recruitment. PRESS April 2010 spend: 260,541,391 April 2009 spend: 249,536,501 Percentage change: +4.41 Press ... t know the impact - if any - of the new measures contained in the Budget. National press has held up well ...
If we could travel back in time to the court of Henry VIII, the people most in fear of their lives (other than his wives and cardinals) were those involved in the publishing and distribution of books and pamphlets. The radical new technology of the printing press was seen as an incredibly dangerous tool ...
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.