TNS awarded five-year UK tourism survey contract
27 Jun 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
campaigns and inform government poilcy on tourism issues. Angus James, head of England research at Visit ...
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BBC and ITV retain rights to Fifa World Cup until 2014
30 Jun 2005 | by by Lisa Burn
decisions by Fifa on rights selling have proved controversial. In 2001 football's governing body sold ...
Foo Fighter's invite-only gig to be broadcast on RealGuide
27 Jun 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
." The exclusive event took place on the site of the former Walker Air Force Base, where the US government ...
The Work: New Campaigns - The World
24 Jun 2005
of governments have begun introducing sport into their development and foreign assistance policies. To promote ...
The World: Dutch agencies mature and extend their reach
24 Jun 2005 | by Emma Barns
gateway to Europe is also an advantage to clients. The huge tax incentives the Dutch government has used ...
Conde Nast studies Chinese potential for GQ launch
24 Jun 2005 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
$906m in 2007, according to ZenithOptimedia figures. Earlier this year, the Chinese government ...
The Work: New Campaigns - UK
17 Jun 2005
governments to give local people the resources to tackle Aids, tuberculosis and malaria. The 40-second ad ...
Govt calls for removal of motorway posters
17 Jun 2005 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent
The Government is to order the removal of some posters near motorways after receiving complaints
Channel 4 plugs public service output through St Luke's
17 Jun 2005 | by by Emma Barns
of the government's review of public service broadcasting....It has appointed St Luke's without a pitch to create an ad campaign highlighting the educational aspects of its programming. The campaign comes as Channel 4 battles for a share of government funding for its programming. Andy Duncan, the channel's chief executive, has argued that the broadcaster faces a ...
Channel 4 horseracing coverage saved by Tote sponsorship deal
16 Jun 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
as sponsors of Channel 4." The Tote, which was created in 1928, is currently owned by the government ...
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