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Review of 2004 - 10 biggest marketing moments

22 Dec 2004

. The government left the door open for self-regulation, but warned that if it fails, a ban will be enforced ... to define how to interface with government more effectively. Ministers know that if their agenda is the same ... fought harder than most to get its message across. It has faced the brunt of criticism from government ...

People moves: Scotch Whisky Association

22 Dec 2004

charge of responsible drinking initiatives. She previously worked in a government and consumer affairs

Editorial: Do they know it's Christmas time at all?

22 Dec 2004 | by Craig Smith, editor

if you were a spin doctor in a government department, but attempting to find a good day to bury bad news

Profile: Artistic director - Danielle Chidlow, Head of communications, The National Gallery

22 Dec 2004 | by Emily Rogers

Chidlow, 32, admits that the fervent activity she is leading is partly attributable to the Tate's efforts to raise its profile - and therefore the stakes - over other galleries. With rumours that government funding for galleries is to be diverted into a body set up to monitor the impact of the proposed ...

Government stubs out point-of-sale tobacco advertising

21 Dec 2004 | by Sam Matthews,

, pubs and clubs comes into effect today, the government latest attempt to clamp down on smoking.

Small businesses expect online revenues to grow 25%

20 Dec 2004 | by Jennifer Whitehead,

on their online operations. It also revealed that one third of SMEs do not believe that the government does ... that the government and industry chiefs seek to remedy the perception that the UK is not an environment ...

The Annual 2004: The Year in ... Media

17 Dec 2004 | by Jim Marshall, the chairman of Starcom UK Group

In the year the BBC squared up to the Government and quality papers downsized, consolidation ruled.... The Corporation took on the Government with Andrew Gilligan's claims that the dossier on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction had been "sexed up". The Hutton enquiry then (rather surprisingly) exonerated the Government ...

The Annual 2004: And finally ... some predictions for 2005

17 Dec 2004

, the BBC, the newly re-elected Labour Government will announce plans to donate £300 million to a new PSB ...

The Annual 2004: The 10 Best strops

17 Dec 2004

their confrontation with the Government, which led to his resignation. In his account of the affair, Dyke accused them ...

The Annual 2004: The Year in ... Press

17 Dec 2004

of publication and revealed to the world that the BBC was a very bad thing indeed and that the Labour Government ... the headlines in October thanks to her decision, as part of a dispute with the game's governing bodies ...

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