IPA slams Labour U-turn over OFR
21 Dec 2005 | by Drew Barrand
The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA) has slammed the last-minute decision by Chancellor Gordon Brown to abolish the Operating and Financial Review (OFR) legislation.
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DoH funding crisis freezes binge-drinking drive
21 Dec 2005 | by David Tiltman
The government has shelved plans for a multimillion-pound advertising campaign to tackle binge drinking amid fears of a financial crisis at the Department of Health (DoH).
Review of the year: 10 biggest marketing moments 2005
21 Dec 2005
It was the year London took gold, a frog drove adults crazy and Freddie replaced Becks. Here are 2005's most memorable events.
DoH funding crisis freezes binge-drinking drive
20 Dec 2005 | by by David Tiltman
LONDON - The government has shelved plans for a multimillion-pound advertising campaign to tackle binge drinking amid fears of a financial crisis at the Department of Health.
Home Office warns about ID theft in mailer
14 Dec 2005 | by by Staff
LONDON - The Home Office is to step up its fight against identity theft with a mail drop warning consumers about the fraud.
Cadbury creates top nutrition role
14 Dec 2005
Cadbury Schweppes is aiming to bolster its health credentials by creating the role of global head of nutrition.
Ethics body raps low-fat junk food
14 Dec 2005
A leading policy group has slammed food manufacturers for putting commercial gain ahead of public health.
Londoners urged to sign up to vote
14 Dec 2005
The Department for Constitutional Affairs is planning a marketing campaign to encourage Londoners to register to vote ahead of next year's council elections.
Direct news: Home Office hits ID theft in mailer
14 Dec 2005
The Home Office is to step up its fight against identity theft with a mail drop warning consumers about the fraud.
Parties reveal record election direct spend
07 Dec 2005 | by by Bill Britt
LONDON - The three main political parties dramatically increased their spending on direct marketing in the run-up to this year's General Election, according to the Electoral Commission.
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