Brands take out extra 'disgrace' cover
15 Nov 2010 | by Ed Owen
Brands are taking out additional "disgrace" cover against negative publicity that may be generated by the misbehaviour of celebrities sponsored to represent them.
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MasterCard extends Brit Awards sponsorship
29 Nov 2010 | by John Reynolds
MasterCard and the Brit Awards, one of the country's flagship music award events, have extended their commercial relationship for a further three years.
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