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GMTV managing director Corley to leave over phone scandal

25 Jul 2007 | by Staff

told MPs that he does not expect the broadcaster to escape criticism when a government committee ...

Grade tells MPs he expects criticism for ITV over phone-ins

24 Jul 2007 | by Staff

criticism when a government committee reports back on public confidence in broadcasting, following

Green travel consortium backs airport expansion

24 Jul 2007 | by Jemima Bokaie

offsetting methods. It has also recommended that the government make offsetting payments mandatory on all ...

BACS runs direct debit promotion

24 Jul 2007 | by Staff

debit, BACS Direct Credit, moving house, retirement and government benefits. The drive will be supported ...

MoD's PR army of spin is out of control

23 Jul 2007 | by Ben Bold

The startling admission was made in a report called The Defence Communications Strategy, which also marks the government s first official acknowledgement that there is little or no public support for the war in Iraq. Simon MacDowall, the Ministry of Defence s director general of media and communications ...

MoD's PR army of spin is out of control

23 Jul 2007 | by Ben Bold

The startling admission was made in a report called The Defence Communications Strategy, which also marks the government s first official acknowledgement that there is little or no public support for the war in Iraq. Simon MacDowall, the Ministry of Defence s director general of media ...

BBC picks DDB to handle launch of Arabic-language news

23 Jul 2007 | by Iain Akerman

convincing viewers that it is not a mouthpiece of the British government. The channel, which is being run ...

Government targets young men in summer drink-drive campaign

20 Jul 2007 | by Paul McNally

LONDON - The Government has moved away from 'blood and gore' shock tactics to focus on the social

ASA finds sexual orientation campaign ad in breach

20 Jul 2007 | by Paul McNally

that claimed new Government regulations would force schools to promote same-sex civil partnerships....More than 50 people complained about the ad from the Coherent and Cohesive Voice group, which appeared in The Times. The ad said the Labour Government was going to decide what is and isn t acceptable and force their views onto you with its proposed Sexual Orientation Regulations. CCV said ...

Survey highlights new type of opinion former

20 Jul 2007 | by David Quainton

governments will have to radically rethink their global comms policies over the next decade....their government should be more aggressive in regulating corporations. Ipsos Mori reputation centre head Stewart ...

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