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NEWS: Laser and CIA resolve dispute with cash offer

The feud between ITV sales house Laser and CIA Medianetwork, which put the media buying industry under the microscope, has ended after the agency s unconditional offer of up to pounds 1.8m in outstanding advertising revenue was accepted.

NEWS: C5 and BBC ally to buy top films

The BBC and Channel 5 have joined forces in a ground breaking deal combining their buying power to acquire a package of blockbuster films from Twentieth Century-Fox worth more than pounds 26m.

NEWS: Coca-Cola takes Euro ’96 direct

Coca-Cola, one of the world s biggest spending advertisers, is planning to use data compiled during its sponsorship of Euro 96 to launch its largest ever direct marketing campaign in the UK.

NEWS: Customers vote BT as Britain’s strongest brand

BT, which a decade ago was berated by the public for poor service and broken phone boxes, is now perceived by consumers as the strongest brand in the UK, according to new research undertaken for Marketing.

NEWS: Seagram post goes to former Mars marketer

Seagram, the Canadian drinks group, is understood to have offered former senior Mars marketer Mary Anne Donovan its top European marketing role, ahead of a management shake-up in the new year.

NEWS: Budget report - What it means; Clarke keeps most marketers happy but hurts some sectors,

It may have been a cautious Budget but it will create waves among marketers in certain sectors.

NEWS: STOP PRESS

Live TV s chief, Kelvin MacKenzie, has hit back at the ITC over its warning on breaching the Codes of Sponsorship and Advertising Breaks. He said sponsorship was key to original programming on cable, and called for more relaxation of advertising rules to encourage the industry.

NEWS: Jaguar to drop its ‘Britishness’

Associations with its Britishness are no longer Jaguar s strongest selling point, according to the car manufacturer, which plans to adopt a high-tech image to sell its cars.

NEWS: Top Carling marketer decamps to Guinness

Bass Brewers has suffered its third top-level marketing departure within a month as the senior marketer for its flagship Carling Black Label brand has quit to join rivals Guinness.

NEWS: TSMS may lose in TV acquisition

Carlton s acquisition of West Country Television for pounds 85m has cast doubts over TSMS continuing to act as the sales house for the broadcasting franchise.

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