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Miles Calcraft wins Inland Revenue task

30 Apr 2002 | by Deborah Bonello,

LONDON - Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy has been appointed by the Inland Revenue to handle its self-assessment awareness campaign, winning the account from incumbent D'Arcy.

Public events to push Camelot relaunch

30 Apr 2002 | by Deborah Bonello,

LONDON - Camelot is supporting the relaunch of the National Lottery draw game as Lotto with a series of public events including a roadshow and a talent contest.

Irish Post Office embroiled in political row over postmark advertising

30 Apr 2002 | by Michael Byrne,

LONDON - Ireland's national post office An Post has found itself in hot water again after allowing republican political party Fianna Fail to advertise on the country's mail.

Carlton and Granada rise on speculation about merger

29 Apr 2002 | by Staff,

LONDON - ITV companies Carlton Communications and Granada were showing healthy gains on the London Stock Exchange this morning, following weekend reports that merger talks between the two were set to restart.

Murdoch expansion to be thwarted by new UK media laws

29 Apr 2002 | by Staff,

LONDON - Rupert Murdoch will see his plans for future expansion into UK television thwarted by new media legislation, which will prevent him buying more than 20% of ITV or Channel 5.

Carlton/Granada merger talks to restart

29 Apr 2002 | by Staff,

LONDON - Aborted merger talks between Carlton Communications and Granada to create a £5bn single ITV company are thought to be about to restart as the two seek to reassure shareholders.

Jowell defends government's role in ITV Digital collapse

26 Apr 2002 | by Claire Billings,

LONDON - Tessa Jowell, the secretary of state for culture, media and sport, has defended the governent's role in the collapse of ITV Digital, blaming it on the company and not the technology in a statement to the House of Commons this morning.

Culture secretary Tessa Jowell's Commons statement on ITV Digital

26 Apr 2002

LONDON - With permission Mr Speaker, I would like to make a statement on ITV Digital. As the House knows, the ITV Digital administrator, Deloitte & Touche, announced yesterday that it is preparing for the short-term sale of the business and its assets.

Jowell to address Commons on ITV Digital

26 Apr 2002 | by Claire Billings,

LONDON - Tessa Jowell, the secretary of state for culture, media and sport, is to address the House of Commons later this morning on the subject of ITV Digital.

Ali G dropped from government ads for being too uncool

26 Apr 2002 | by Claire Billings,

LONDON - An advertising campaign featuring TV comic creation Ali G, aimed at attracting young men to become teachers, has been dropped because the fictional rapper from Staines is seen as naff and uncool.

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