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Capital Radio's marketing chief Lyons resigns

LONDON - Capital Radio's marketing director Carl Lyons has quit the GCap-owned London-based radio station after three years.

Fast Food Nation author Schlosser slams soft touch Ofcom

LONDON - Eric Schlosser, campaigning author of 'Fast Food Nation' and 'Chew on This', has launched a scathing attack on Ofcom's proposals for the advertising of food to children.

Publicis wins £8m Premier Foods' Quorn account

LONDON - Premier Foods has appointed Publicis to handle the £8m advertising account for its Quorn vegetarian food range, following a competitive pitch.

Gap picks Naked to lead pan-European strategy

LONDON - Gap has hired Naked to handle its pan-European communications strategy.

BBC fit to challenge AOL and Google says Thompson

LONDON - Mark Thompson, the BBC director-general, has claimed that the corporation is the only European media owner that can take on the might of Google and AOL.

HM Customs picks ZenithOptimedia and PHD for planning

LONDON - HM Revenue & Customs has selected PHD and ZenithOptimedia, following a pitch managed by the Central Office of Information, to develop communication strategies.

Manchester United boss Peter Draper quits post

LONDON - Peter Draper is stepping down from one of the biggest jobs in sports marketing after quitting his role as director of marketing at Manchester United.

McCain shifts £15m business from TBWA to BMB

LONDON - McCain has ended months of speculation with the appointment of Beattie McGuinness Bungay to handle its £15m advertising business.

Dianne Thompson is first woman to top Power 100

LONDON - Camelot chief executive Dianne Thompson has become the first woman to be named the UK's most powerful marketer after rising to the head of Marketing's annual Power 100 list.

Rap for National Express as coach firm wipes out surfers

LONDON - National Express has been forced to apologise following an ad for £1 tickets to Newquay, which targeted surfers, after it refused to allow one onto the coach... because he had a surfboard.

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