Search results for "Government

Showing 1 - 10 of 32 results

Sort results by: date | relevance

1 2 3 4
Next »

Search filters:

By Date

  • 2004 Remove filter
    • Oct-2004 Remove filter

By Industry Sector

  • Media / Entertainment Remove filter

Click remove filters icon to remove filters

Clear this search

Add Search Filters:

By Publication

By News Type

By Discipline

By Sector

Profile: Carrying the cup - Paul Vaughan, Commercial director, Rugby Football Union

27 Oct 2004 | by Drew Barrand

of the RFU, as is his willingness to stand up to governing body's traditionally minded management ...

Worldwide’s future hangs in the balance as BBC ponders options

26 Oct 2004 | by MediaWeek

of contracts governing the future relationship, which perhaps could be undertaken only by past or current ...

Opinion: Perspective - Advertising's image hinges on ASA performance

22 Oct 2004 | by Claire Beale, claire.beale@haynet.com

Back in the mid-70s, Jim Callaghan's Government warned the British ad industry to "put your house...cast advertising as a villain and set the Government crawling once more over the industry. So ... and the issues can only get more heated in the run up to the next election. The Government has very clearly ... approved the new system of regulation in July, the Government made it clear that the "ultimate power ...

RSPCA warns of stress of fireworks in AMV ad

22 Oct 2004 | by Glen Mutel

, the RSPCA accused the Government of missing an opportunity to prevent the sale of loud fireworks. The Government had passed legislation that made it illegal for retailers to sell fireworks louder than 120 ...

World: Medium of the Week - Free radio returns to the airwaves in Afghanistan

22 Oct 2004

- thirds came from Mohseni and his two siblings, with the balance from the US Government's development arm ...

Probe needed on BBC sports rights: report

20 Oct 2004 | by MediaWeek

Yesterday's report by former Channel 4 executive Tim Gardam recommends that the government ... that the BBC could “keep an audience that otherwise they would lose.” He urged the government to “accept ... is to consider the report’s recommendations and respond to the government by the end of November. By Kunal ...

Dame Neville-Jones quits BBC after Iraq links exposed

19 Oct 2004 | by Gordon MacMillan,

government-owned defence firm, Neville-Jones also had links to the intelligence community and was a former ...

BBC digital radio "above and beyond" initial remit

19 Oct 2004 | by MediaWeek

The BBC’s digital radio stations have been given a tentative thumbs-up by the government in a wide...The Department of Culture Media and Sport report, headed by former-director of television and programmes at Channel 4, Tim Gardam, said the BBC had met the conditions laid down by the government but some areas needed attention. Among the recommendations included a redraft of the Asian Network’s remit ...

Will the pensions crisis effect consumer marketing?

19 Oct 2004 | by Dick Stroud

Is the pensions crisis going to become a marketing crisis or will it create marketing opportunities? The Pension Commission s report makes bleak reading for individuals and government alike ... or government to pay for old age. These macro-economic changes are going to have a very real impact ...

Mind your own business

19 Oct 2004 | by MediaWeek

portfolio of nursing titles? Most likely, because the Government is aiming to have 80,000 more nurses ...

1 2 3 4
Next »
 

Additional Information

Latest jobs Jobs web feed


Part of the Brand Republic Group