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31 Mar 2009 | by Caroline Lovell
LONDON - Today's round-up of the biggest business stories.
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LONDON - Reckitt-Benckiser plans to move $20 million of its media spend budget from TV into online video for 15 of its brands, as it looks to secure more efficient advertising rates.
LONDON - Today's round-up of the biggest business stories.
Online advertising has long been seen as the saviour of the advertising industry, but times are tough.
The Damned United, a film charting the tumultuous 44-day reign of Brian Clough at Leeds United FC, opened last week.
DUBAI - The organisers of the Dubai Lynx have launched an official investigation into a string of winning work by FP7 Doha.
NEW YORK - Beattie McGuinness Bungay (BMB) is planning to launch a New York office in the summer as part of the agency's plan to expand internationally.
Saatchi & Saatchi has launched a 60-second version of its Hairy Harry spot for Head & Shoulders, featuring a man attempting to rescue his relationship with his hair.
LONDON - DraftFCB has won the advertising account for Nivea's sponsorship of the Channel 4 television series Gok's Fashion Fix.
LONDON - A magazine ad promoting Zara's Herbal Tea that claims to help fight against diseases including cancer has been axed by the Advertising Standards Authority.
Deodorants usually weather recessions very well, but market saturation means there's little room for substantial growth in the sector.