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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 ...
The National Fraud Authority (NFA) is rolling out two digital campaigns this week with the aim of building awareness of the types of fraud and the reporting centre 'Action Fraud'.
to the point that their underlying business model does not work.' 3. The UK and US governments aren ... by the US government and US brands, which are fearful that the revised laws will hinder transatlantic ...
. They are using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. The UK Government understands the need for a proportionate ...
featuring the Big Bird character from the PBS show Sesame Street. Romney had said he would review government ...
, the Government Procurement Service's review of its communications frameworks is ongoing. A decision ...
comments labelling 47% of people as 'dependent on the government' and 'victims'. 2. Blogs and GIFs ...
in the US: 'It's the data, stupid.' It could become the governing truth for politics, as it has for brands ...
Facebook's top executive in Europe, Joanna Shields, is leaving to spearhead the government's scheme...up a position with the government as ambassador for the Digital Industries. Shields joined Facebook ... . The Tech City Investment Organisation (TCIO) was set up by the government department of UK Trade ... the UK Government's vision for building a stronger technology-based economy and start-up ecosystem ...
The three-month government campaign, called 'A Day to Remember' launches today (21 September), World Alzheimer s Day. The campaign aims to increase early diagnosis rates for dementia across the UK by encouraging friends and family members to spot the early signs of the condition, and to act on them ...
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