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on public spending announced by the Chancellor, Kenneth Clarke....Government departments are to slash their advertising budgets this year following a squeeze on public spending announced by the Chancellor, Kenneth Clarke. Several departments are reviewing ... . In last November s Budget, Clarke cut public expenditure by pounds 3 billion and demanded new savings ...
headway and had set a date to talk over the issue with the ITC. However, discussions about the Channel ... to actually be part of the publicity for a publication that is on the newsstands. ...
that the creative department emerged with the You re amazing. We want you to stay that way campaign. To date ... of the National Lottery has been a phenomenal success, exceeding all targets: sales, public participation ...
sanction is the generation of negative publicity. When you get a barrage of stories telling the public ...
we forget that many clients are adept at courting the media publicity - some even plan ... that deliberately broke the codes for publicity and challenged or ridiculed the ASA were, he said, playing ...
to gain publicity. He also pointed to the increasingly unclear question of what constitutes taste ... the door to statutory regulation, he said. Some may deliberately break the codes for publicity ...
and local publications in the South-west. The company appointed Grounds Morris through its creative team ...
the public education campaign. The department is to make its decision by next April, when ...
BMP DDB Needham helped the Labour Party steal some of the limelight from the Tories this week by buying three-quarters of the space on Maiden Outdoor s Spectacolor site at London s Piccadilly Circus on Budget day. The public was treated to several messages from seven in the morning to seven ...
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.
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