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Lebanon drops pro-Israeli charges against Herald Tribune

09 May 2002 | by Gordon MacMillan,

representative. However, the Lebanese government needed to prove that there had been intent to cause insult ... , withheld the issue after the Lebanese government said it was preparing legal action against the Herald ...

Trinity Mirror reports fall in national newspaper advertising revenue

09 May 2002 | by Gordon MacMillan,

the sale of eight regional newspapers to Johnston Press after the government ruled last week that it could ...

Trinity Mirror cancels newspaper sale to Johnston after anti-competitive ruling

09 May 2002 | by Jennifer Whitehead,

after the government ruled last week that it could only sell four of the titles on competition grounds.

GPC wins tourism public affairs brief

09 May 2002 | by Joe Lepper,

is hoping to reverse the Government's policy of not granting the ETC a marketing budget. ETC public ... recent success in gaining extra cash from central government. It is currently managing a £40m campaign, half of which has come from Government funds, to promote the UK abroad. GPC's Omnicom stablemate ...

DTLR appoints Carat to £15m media brief after break with COI

09 May 2002 | by Staff,

of Transport, Local Government and the Regions, after a final pitch against OMD UK.

Panorama delves into Labour spend

09 May 2002 | by MARK KLEINMAN

, intensifying accusations that the government has abused taxpayers' money to pursue political goals....The programme, which is due to run on May 26, will accuse the government of breaking strict rules ... it had gathered figures that would establish a rise in government adspend in the three-month period ... in the overall level of government marketing spend. Campaigns likely to come under scrutiny include the Home ...

DoH hits out at EU anti-smoking ads

09 May 2002 | by MARK KLEINMAN

The government has clashed with European Union authorities over a pan-European campaign against...The Department of Health (DoH) has refused to endorse a six million euro advertising blitz by the European Union Tobacco Fund, set to run later this month with the strapline 'Feel Free To Say No'. The Fund had sought assistance from the UK government in distributing campaign materials, but an e-mail sent ...

ASH bid to curb tobacco firms' brand extensions

09 May 2002 | by MARK KLEINMAN

such as Camel Boots and Marlboro Classics clothing if the government endorses proposals from anti-smoking group...ASH is urging the government to ensure that curbs on so-called 'indirect advertising' form a part ... . The government needs to ensure that all possible loopholes are closed, otherwise any ban is going to be limited ... delayed because the government has notified the European Commission of the details of its legislation ...

DTLR breakaway under scrutiny

09 May 2002 | by MARK KLEINMAN

The Department of Transport, Local Government and the Regions (DTLR) is facing further pressure...for the NAO, which is independent of the government and reports directly to Parliament, said it had not yet ... , who include members of the Government Advisory Committee on Advertising (GACA), could ask the NAO ...

Jowell paves the way for a single ITV with draft Bill

09 May 2002 | by DANIEL ROGERS

On presenting the draft Communications Bill to Parliament, Jowell said that restrictions on ownership of weekend and week-day licences would be removed, along with the legal cap on audience share. The move paves the way for a merger between Carlton and Granada within the next 12 months. The government ...

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