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05 Feb 2009 | by Ian Darby
LONDON - Commercial broadcasters have hit out at Channel 4 for pitching for contracts to sell space for other TV companies.
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Rivals slam C4's sales plans
06 Feb 2009 | by Ian Darby
Commercial broadcasters have hit out at Channel 4 for pitching for contracts to sell space for other TV companies.
Critics slam Govt's energy campaign
19 Sep 2008 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent
A £6 million government campaign to encourage people to save energy and cut bills has been attacked as "a drop in the ocean" compared with the huge advertising budgets of the energy companies.
The World: Beijing - Chinese slam Fiat ad with Tibet-supporting actor
27 Jun 2008
Fiat has apologised to the Chinese government for a TV commercial that features scenes of Tibet and the movie actor Richard Gere, an outspoken critic of China's crackdown on political freedoms in the country.
The Week: Media news - Rivals slam BBC overspend
06 Jun 2008
The BBC has been criticised by its commercial rivals after a review by the BBC Trust revealed that the corporation had overspent on its online budget by nearly £36 million last year. The BBC's digital operations cost £110 million, nearly 50 per cent more than the £74 million it had planned to spend.
The Week: Media News - Publishers slam EU ad plan
02 Nov 2007
Europe's publishing industry has hit back at European Union legislation forcing car advertisers to carry information on CO2 levels in all TV, radio and online ads.
Media chiefs slam Govt over digital TV
16 Jun 2006 | by Deborah Bonello
The Government is not doing enough to smooth the process of digital switchover, according to media agency chiefs.
MPs slam Jowell's 'naive' food policy
28 May 2004 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent
The food industry is expected to get "one last chance" to scrap advertising for unhealthy products aimed at children, after a scathing report by MPs accused it of "cynical exploitation" of their "pester power".
MPs slam Jowell's 'naive' policy on food advertising
27 May 2004 | by Parliamentary correspondent,
LONDON - The food industry is expected to get 'one last chance' to scrap advertising for unhealthy products aimed at children, after a scathing report by MPs accused it of 'cynical exploitation' of their 'pester power'.
MEDIA: Grand Slam - An Expert's View
13 Jun 2003 | by Stuart Kuczynsk
Grand Slam: not a documentary about the national rugby team, not a children's show about a WWF ...
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