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Government warned to treat brand link-ups with caution

16 May 2013 | by Louise Ridley

The Government could be accused of giving brands undue influence on policy by allowing exclusive sponsorship of its campaigns, ad industry executives warn.

PR industry's exploitation of interns probed by HMRC

17 Apr 2013 | by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith

PR professionals are among the worst offenders for exploiting interns, according to research by campaign group Intern Aware.

Apple and HTC end legal wrangling over patents

12 Nov 2012 | by Matthew Chapman

Apple and HTC have buried the hatchet by settling all global lawsuits about patent infringements, with a 10-year licensing agreement.

Government rejects calls for alcohol ad ban

20 Sep 2012 | by our Parliamentary correspondent

The Government has rejected demands by MPs for a French-style ban on TV commercials and new curbs on cinema ads for alcohol.

Labour demands stricter claims ads

26 Jul 2012 | by Parliamentary correspondent

Labour has called for tougher regulation of ads by claims management companies that help people who were mis-sold financial products secure compensation.

Govt threatens alcohol ad ban to protect young people

29 Mar 2012 | by Parliamentary correspondent

The Government has warned that it will consider a ban on alcohol advertising unless more action is taken to reduce young people's exposure to it.

Labour seeks ban on junk-food ads

15 Mar 2012 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent

The advertising and food industries face another battle after the launch of a campaign to ban junk-food commercials before 9pm.

Payday loan ads may be 'reined in'

01 Mar 2012 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent

Ministers have threatened to crack down on ads by credit companies offering short-term "payday loans" at high interest rates.

Branson seeks to block BMI takeover by IAG

17 Feb 2012 | by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith

Virgin Atlantic has submitted an official complaint to the European Commission about the proposed takeover of ailing airline BMI by IAG, in a bid to have the deal blocked.

European Commissioner backs 'right to be forgotten' data reform

06 Dec 2011 | by Daniel Farey-Jones

The European Commissioner for Justice today repeated she wants to establish the right to be forgotten in the forthcoming update to the EU's 1995 Data Protection Directive.

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