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Roche Consumer Healthcare has been talking to three London agencies in a series of top-secret meetings to discuss the fate of its prestigious Rennie brand.
The Government is to review its pounds 2.5 million-a-year Aids campaign in the new year - a move that could force BMP DDB Needham into a fight for the account.
The Association of Creative Independents will become a reality early next year with up to 30 companies likely to form its founding membership.
The threat of new draconian curbs on the direct marketing industry has lifted following a vote on Wednesday in which the European Parliament rejected attempts to impose heavy restrictions on cold calling and the promotion of financial services through direct selling (Campaign, 24 November). Lionel Stanbrook,...
Advertisers with products aimed at children are bracing themselves against the threat of new curbs in Britain and across Europe.
A row is looming among top publishing houses over the Audit Bureau of Circulations plans to change its auditing procedures for consumer magazines next year.
Simons Palmer Denton Clemmow and Johnson s first work for Accurist watches has been restricted by the Broadcast Advertising Clearance Centre to slots following the nine o clock watershed, after the original version was turned down.
The cash-strapped Outward Bound Trust, which aims to build character by stretching endurance to the limit, has turned to advertising in an effort to solve its financial crisis.
In reference to the story John Smith s bitter to sponsor new TV series by Jack Dee ( Campaign, 1 December), there was a slight but very important omission from the comment I made to Campaign s reporter.
If you were one of the people who thrust pounds 10 and pounds 20 notes into my hand on Friday night at the Creative Ball, then thank you. If you were someone who wrote out a cheque to the Nic Hutton House Appeal, then thank you too. If you were one of the many who asked where to send donations but couldn...
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