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The Government could be accused of giving brands undue influence on policy by allowing exclusive...of government campaigns for the first time and removing the requirement for departments to match funding from ... and the Government, the Government could end up more like an endorser than a genuine partner. "You can easily ... company that has given funding has held sway over a policy. The Government Procurement Service needs ...
The Government has relaxed its partnership guidelines, making it much easier for brands...The relaxed guidelines, in place from this week, free up government departments to leverage more ... with "transparency and fairness" when approached by brands. The Government will also be able to work with partners ... rules governing brand relationships were preventing access to much-needed support for marketing ...
of women drink more than the recommended maximum. Government sources said it would consider ... consumption or problem-drinking. The Government plans to introduce a 45p minimum unit price for alcohol ... study should be a "wake-up call" for the Government and the country, and accused ministers of getting ...
A government review is set to propose tougher curbs on ads for cosmetic surgery following
The IPA is investigating the Government Procurement Service after agency pitches were hit...planning reviews have been caused by the unexpected volume of agencies applying and complicated government legislation, which includes stringent rules and regulations to ensure fairness. The Government has revealed ...
on the progress of the Government's procurement reforms to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).
room completing the Government's advertising framework tender forms....The coalition intends to spend 285 million on communications for 2012/13. This represents a significant increase on the 168 million spent by COI in 2010/11, the first year of the coalition. If past form is anything to go on, this could spiral upwards ahead of a general election as the Government ...
The ad by Bartle Bogle Hegarty states, "Sorry Harry if it had anything to do with us" above a picture of Lynx s newest scent, Lynx Attract and the brand's strapline "The Lynx Effect." It uses the same recognisable typeface as the Government's "keep calm and carry on" posters. The Unilever ...
The Government Procurement Service framework tender finally landed on agency desks last week, two
Despite agency concerns that the Government will delay issuing the tender for its agency frameworks, the Cabinet Office reassures us that the tender will emerge before the end of July as planned. It said that the departure of Jenny Grey, the executive director for government communications, would ...
