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Tories drop old slogan but keep eyes

The Conservatives are set to drop their New Labour. New Danger slogan in a second rebuff by the party hierarchy for M&C Saatchi.

Review - Marketing and advertising news in the week’s press

Bingo operators will be able to advertise on TV and radio from 19 April, after Parliament unexpectedly rushed through new gambling deregulation measures covering casinos, betting shops and pools operators last week. All advertising restrictions on bingo operators are to be lifted, but betting shops...

BBH signs famous scientist for Time

Bartle Bogle Hegarty has lured Professor Luc Montagnier, the man who discovered the Aids virus, to star in Time magazine s first European ad campaign.

RSPCA hires AMV to raise awareness of rising abuse of cats

The RSPCA is experimenting with bus-side advertising in the run-up to its fund-raising week, which begins on 21 April.

Opinion: Pick of the Week

Penny Hughes chooses Lowe Howard-Spink s demon pies ad for Tesco which ran in the Spectator: The campaign takes advantage of the mounting pre-election fever and this execution, which parodies the Conservative Party s demon eyes campaign, is particularly amusing. I love the bloke s shiny cheeks...

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It s hard to pick my favourite piece of work because I have two.

CAMPAIGN DIARY: Paul’s Red Nose stunt leaves his top lip (and his wife) feeling frosty

Contrary to popular opinion, advertising does, in fact, have a social conscience and many big-hearted adfolk did their bit for Comic Relief the other week.

Stop Press: Collingham leaves Wychavon for Redditch

Fran Collingham has been appointed marketing and PR manager at Redditch Council. She is presently press officer at Wychavon Council.

Stop Press: Smith retires as LGA prepares for launch

Peter Smith, head of PR at the Association of Metropolitan Authorities took early retirement last week. He leaves on the eve of the merger of the AMA with the UK s three other authorities to form the Local Government Association.

Stop Press: Clarification

Focus on Health PR (March 7 1997). The British Chiropractic Association have asked us to point out that Clark Coombes Drake director Justin Clark has not worked for the Association since October 1995. Clark now acts only on behalf of individual members of the BCA only. The response figures and budgets...

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