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Danny Rogers: Nothing in public life is safe from being leaked

31 May 2012 | by Danny Rogers

Cameron's relationship with Rupert Murdoch. Oliver was unaware that the TV camera trained on him and Smith ... had won the election? Equally, the BBC TV camera feed could have been leaked by other news ... , and his lack of 'baggage' was a big part of his appeal, alongside his obvious TV nous. Indeed the Norman ...

The Government Communication Centre: life after the COI

05 Apr 2012 | by Gemma Charles

TV and press. DH marketing director Sheila Mitchell (right) says that departments will monitor ...

Editor's Comment: Why Whitehall needs the professionals

04 Apr 2012 | by Noelle McElhatton

For those who rue the COI's demise, there was comfort in a TV ad that debuted last Saturday. Broadcast a day after the doors of Hercules House finally closed, the first post-COI TV campaign was hard-hitting Department of Health (DH) fare. An ad highlighting the dangers of second-hand smoking brought back ...

Government returns to shock tactics in latest anti-smoking ad

31 Mar 2012 | by Gemma Charles

The drive, which will run across TV, press and radio is the first "health harm" anti-smoking campaign for five years and the first to roll out since the closure of the COI on Friday (30 March ... . The TV execution, created by Dare, aims to communicate that 80% of "secondhand" smoke is invisible ...

Out-of-town retailers and betting brands escape Portas clampdown

30 Mar 2012 | by Matthew Chapman

measures approved by Shapps include a further round of "Portas Pilots" to trial some of the TV star ...

Govt threatens alcohol ad ban to protect young people

29 Mar 2012 | by Parliamentary correspondent

Ministers said they would keep the case for a ban "under review" as they published a strategy to combat Britain s binge-drinking culture. The Home Office document noted that Norway had banned all alcohol ads and France had outlawed TV commercials. "There is known to be a link between advertising ...

Negative media hinder George Osborne's Budget

21 Mar 2012 | by Matt Cartmell

, conducted by Populus among more than 1,000 opinion formers, also found TV continues to have the biggest ... % of opinion formers think TV has the most impact on business reputation 47% think bbc.co.uk is the online ...

Conservatives take stock after Steve Hilton's exit

08 Mar 2012 | by Matt Cartmell

better coverage on the crucial six and ten o'clock television news bulletins. But insiders have ...

John Woodcock: Budget disputes should be private

08 Mar 2012 | by John Woodcock

in a Sunday morning TV studio that Britain would seek to raise UK health spending to the EU average ... on their behalf get a grip and sort out their differences in their Whitehall offices rather than TV studios ...

Barristers' body turns to TLG for media and lobbying support

14 Jul 2011 | by David Singleton

-saving measures in the autumn. Meanwhile, popular television series such as Rumpole of the Bailey and, more ...

 

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