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STOP PRESS: ITC investigates complaints

The Independent Television Commission (ITC) is investigating 16 complaints that an ad for alcohol-free lager brand Kaliber condones dangerous behaviour. The Trigger Happy TV-style ad through Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO shows a bus driver drinking a bottle of Kaliber while his passengers refuse to board...

STOP PRESS: Rainey Kelly wins Danone account

Danone has handed the ad account for Shape, the yoghurt brand it recently acquired from St Ivel, to its UK agency Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y R. Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO was the incumbent.

STOP PRESS: Promotion at Philip Morris International

Philip Morris International has promoted its Japanese chief James Scully to vice-president of marketing and sales, responsible for all markets outside the US. He replaces David Dangor, who retired in August this year.

STOP PRESS: GSK redesigns Lucozade packaging

GlaxoSmithKline is redesigning the packaging of its Lucozade range for the first time in seven years, through Seachange Creative Partners. Lucozade Energy is using a 'bubbles' theme, while Lucozade Sport will get a 'winner' icon and a 'your sport, our science' strapline.

STOP PRESS: Friends may do new series

The latest, and what was widely expected to be the last, series of Friends due to air on Channel 4 and E4 in the New Year, may not be the last series after all (Media, page 6). Warner Bros is due to announce on January 12 whether the Friends stars have agreed to appear in another series.

STOP PRESS: Appointment at Fox Kids Europe

Fox Kids Europe has appointed former Sky general manager Bruce Steinberg as its chief executive. Steinberg, who replaces Ynon Kreiz, will be responsible for all Fox Kids Europe channels across 56 countries.

STOP PRESS: Cadbury Schweppes buys Adams

Cadbury Schweppes has bought US sweet maker Adams, owner of the Trident and Dentyne gum brands and Halls cough drops, from Pfizer for £2.62bn.

STOP PRESS: ASA upholds complaint against Expedia.com

The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a complaint against travel web site Expedia.com from a customer who tried and failed to buy a flight at the 'from' price advertised. The ASA said airlines should ensure there is reasonable availability of flights at the advertised 'from' price.

STOP PRESS: OFT rules in favour of BSkyB

The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has ruled that BSkyB has not breached competition law after an investigation lasting almost three years. Sky had been accused of charging rival pay TV platforms excessive fees for carrying its sports and movie channels.

STOP PRESS: Camelot signs up with France and Spain

Camelot has signed letters of intent with French and Spanish lottery operators to launch a weekly Lotto-type game with a Friday night draw featuring a jackpot of around 15m euros (£9.7m). In the UK and France the provisional name for the game is Euromillions and it will be called Euromilliones in Spain.

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