20 Apr 2007
| by Gareth Jones
LONDON - Google's $3.1bn acquisition of digital marketing company DoubleClick has raised concerns that the internet giant will gain an unfair monopoly of the burgeoning online advertising market.
20 Apr 2007
| by Joanna Bowery
LONDON - Maestro, MasterCard's debit brand, is to be the first advertiser to feature on London's tube barriers as part of a press and outdoor campaign that highlights its ‘war on cash'.
20 Apr 2007
| by Mark Banham
LONDON - ITV1 Saturday night talent show 'X Factor' has been exonerated by premium-rate phoneline regulator Icstis, over an interactive votes irregularity in February, escaping a fine of up to £250,000.
20 Apr 2007
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20 Apr 2007
| by Alex Donohue
LONDON - SBGFinex has rebranded itself as Digital and Direct Communications, Dad, following the company's recent completion of a management buyout from Media Square.
20 Apr 2007
| by Joanne Payne
LONDON - Flora, sponsor of the London Marathon, is rolling out a campaign this weekend to emphasise the good running can do for your heart, alongside a viral thank you campaign that will show runners returning, or trying to return, to work on Monday morning.
20 Apr 2007
| by Alex Donohue
LONDON - Health charity Asthma UK is to launch a free text message alert service to warn sufferers on high pollen count days, during the hay fever season, when there is increased risk of having an attack.
20 Apr 2007
PRWeek profiles three up and coming agencies that could soon be snapping at the heels of the bigger players.
20 Apr 2007
| by Daniel Farey-Jones
LONDON - ITV has only broken the rules imposed by Contract Rights Renewal once in the past 12 months, according to the CRR adjudicator's record on formal disputes, published today.
20 Apr 2007
| by Staff
LONDON – Sir Martin Sorrell, the WPP Group chief executive, said today that Google was a short-term friend and a long-term enemy, referring to its proposed $3.1bn acquisition of online ad network DoubleClick.