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LONDON - McDonald's has denied that Brian Harvey, who continually complained of being hungry during his brief stint on ITV's 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!', has been signed up to appear in an a new ad after walking out on jungle life.
LONDON - 'Starsky & Hutch' star Antonio Fargas is the most likely to be evicted from 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!' tonight, overtaking Sheila Ferguson, according to bookmaker Ladbrokes.
LONDON - People hacked off with spammers who clog up their inbox with junk email can now get revenge in a new campaign by Lycos, urging the world to 'Make Love, Not Spam'.
LONDON – The National Magazine Company has released retrospective monthly magazine sales figures as a gesture of goodwill to media agencies, who have been probing for more detailed data, and is considering the prospect of releasing figures on a more timely basis.
LONDON - New research puts a question mark over the strategy of developing international advertising networks, after it revealed that only 4% of clients think multinational agencies deliver a better service than local ones.
LONDON - Nancy Sorrell, former lap dancer, face of Ann Summers and wife of comedian Vic Reeves, has become the first contestant to be voted out of the latest series of ITV's hit 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!'.
NEW YORK - US adspend for the first nine months was up by more than 10% on last year as it looks set for an even better than expected fourth quarter, bringing welcome news with the Olympics and US elections now gone.
LONDON - Carling is pushing its presence in Bristol with a wireless promotion that the lager brand says is the biggest of its kind in the UK to date.
LONDON – Caspian List and Data Management has launched Charity Supporters, a new file of 1.4m names designed especially for fundraising campaigns.
LONDON - Database marketing firm Equifax has appointed Coca-Cola veteran Tony Pullen as strategic finance officer for its European operations.
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