WTCS and Manning Gottlieb win modern apprenticeship brief
12 Dec 2003
Walsh Trott Chick Smith and Manning Gottlieb OMD have triumphed in the pitch for the Government's modern apprenticeships scheme.
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Manning Gottlieb and WTCS win apprenticeship brief
12 Dec 2003 | by Staff,
LONDON - Manning Gottlieb OMD and Walsh Trott Chick Smith have triumphed in the pitch for the government's modern apprenticeships scheme.
Publicis chief Grant Duncan to take over Nabs chairmanship
12 Dec 2003
Grant Duncan, the Publicis chief executive, is to be the next chairman of Nabs, the industry charity. He takes over from his Grey London counterpart, Garry Lace, who stepped down because of work pressures.
HOTLINE: The ASA bans Barnardo's latest ad campain
12 Dec 2003
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned Barnardo's latest ad campaign showing babies with cockroaches and syringes coming out of their mouths. The ads, by Bartle Bogle Hegarty, attracted 465 complaints.
HOTLINE: Michael Howard accuses Tony Blair in the Commons
12 Dec 2003
Michael Howard, the Tory leader, accused Tony Blair in the Commons of being "in flagrant breach" of the Whitehall rules on advertising because the Government is running a radio commercial about student finance before its plans for university top-up fees have been approved by MPs.
HOTLINE: The Government to bring in tougher rules
12 Dec 2003
The Government is to bring in tougher rules governing the advertising of consumer credit following complaints that the public is being confused. Patricia Hewitt, the trade and industry secretary, said "greater consistency and transparency" were needed so that consumers can compare financial products...
HOTLINE: The Government looks for marketing chief
12 Dec 2003
The Government is looking for a marketing chief to oversee communications across Whitehall departments. The newly created position of permanent secretary of government communications will report to the Cabinet Office.
Saatchis launches anti-racism ads to back Emma awards
12 Dec 2003
Saatchi Saatchi has created an anti-racism campaign to raise awareness of the NatWest-sponsored Ethnic Multicultural Media Awards.
WORLD: STUART ELLIOTT IN AMERICA
12 Dec 2003 | by Stuart Elliott is the advertising columnist at The New York Times
As the "partisanisation" of America accelerates, it's dividing the country between the red states and the blue states - shorthand for Republicans versus Democrats, based on the colours representing each party on TV election-night maps. Now there are signs that the country's media, long loath to appear...
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