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It didn't come gift-wrapped, but it was still a welcome Christmas present that the Public Health Minister, Dawn Primarolo, delivered to the ad industry last week.
As you know, the bread and butter for Campaign's news pages is the churn of ad accounts. Whenever we get a sniff of one, we duly call the client, often to be told: "It's just an internal review. We're not changing agencies."
If the Government is to get adland onside over the obesity issue, it needs to end its schizophrenia towards the business.
Brand extensions are now environmentally friendly. Alasdair Reid reports.
But can a presence on Facebook and MySpace really help Australia's political heavyweights win office? Kevin Johns reports.
After being branded as the "worst place to live in the UK" by a TV programme, Middlesbrough Council's comms team has come out fighting. Matt Cartmell looks at how other areas have dealt with similar crises.
The EU is threatening to impose tougher rules on car ads. Kunal Dutta analyses the implications.
Are DM agencies doing enough to fight off criticism over their 'green' stance?
On the face of it, the decision by the Advertising Standards Authority to turn its attention to the use of violence in ads seems curious.
City Republic is the latest great new addition to BR. Every Monday and Wednesday, Stephen Foster takes a personal view on what the financial markets are doing and what it means for marketing and media.
