Sector Insight: Motor insurance
28 Jul 2009 | by Jane Bainbridge
to clamp down on uninsured drivers, using automatic number plate-recognition technology, and the government ...
. The marque has benefited from the ongoing government car scrappage scheme, with July sales of new cars up 58 ...
to clamp down on uninsured drivers, using automatic number plate-recognition technology, and the government ...
, the government's chief medical officer, announced last week that the swine flu virus could claim up to 65 ... 2009 1. Thomas Cook appoints Campbell Lace to £9m ad brief 2. Government becomes UK's biggest ... brands in upmarket shift 8. Government draws up Code Red swine flu communications strategy ...
, Carlsberg UK, Tesco and Diageo, and will operate in partnership with the government and Drinkaware. Other ...
as the face of government-owned financial-services brand National Savings & Investments (NS&I) to comply with rules preventing politicians from appearing in government advertising. Sugar, who has appeared in the NS ...
The government has set a target of closing more than 95% of its consumer and business websites...the government, according to Ofcom. However, communications minister Lord Carter said it is confusing to have multiple government websites with no architecture linking them. In the 'Digital Britain' report launched last week, Carter stated that government should develop a 'roadmap' to a new programme of digital ...
to the government's regulatory body, the Gambling Commission. ...
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on the government's digital TV information site to push her own role and use media interest to make her views more ... .marketingmagazine.co.uk/search/articles/newstype/15/features/magazin e/MKO.../government-non-profit/- 63k - Cached - Similar pages - Inspiration ...
The Home Office has launched a viral ad aimed at changing drinking behaviour among 18- to 24-year-olds, as part of the government's wider 'Know your limits' alcohol-awareness campaign. The film, created by VCCP, shows a reporter asking young people to act out the kinds of embarrassing, anti-social and potentially ...