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DSS to launch pounds 14m pensions blitz

The Department of Social Security is to launch two campaigns with a combined budget of up to pounds 14 million to inform widows and pensioners about their rights.

Swedes climb down over ban on TV ads that target children

The threat of a Europe-wide ban on TV advertising to children has receded after the Swedish government climbed down from its pledge to use its upcoming EU presidency to force the ban through.

Ads promote Livingstone as the people’s choice

Euro RSCG Wnek Gosper has presented Ken Livingstone as the people s choice in its debut advertising for his mayoral bid.

PERSPECTIVE: Sweden retreats on children’s TV ad ban but the idea lives on

Short of a flutter on Manchester United winning the championship and Watford dropping through the Premier League s trapdoor, no bet looks safer than the Swedish government s failure to secure a Europe-wide ban on TV advertising to children.

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TBWA GGT Simons Palmer is expected to land the Labour Party account after a pitch against Saatchi & Saatchi and J. Walter Thompson. Labour officials insisted no decision had been taken but confirmed that TBWA had emerged as the front-runner following presentations to senior party figures last week.

Grey’s Kate Harris set to head advertising charity NABS

Kate Harris, a board account director at Grey Advertising, is to become the new head of the advertising industry charity NABS.

ITC criticises Channel 5’s low-budget output

The Independent Television Commission has slammed Channel 5 for its over-reliance on low-budget programming in its annual report on TV channels performance.

Illness sees Stothard take sabbatical from The Times

The editor of The Times, Peter Stothard, has been forced to reveal the real reason behind his decision to take a sabbatical for an indefinite period after press speculation about his future.

NABS appoints HPT to lift its profile and add to membership

The advertising charitable body NABS has appointed HPT Brand Response as its agency of record - the first time it has used a direct marketing agency.

MEDIA FORUM: Is the ITC in jeopardy following News at Ten row? - What is the Independent Television Commission’s role? Clearly there are still those who believe that it’s there to do what politicians tell it to do - as the reopened News at

It s just about possible to respect a politician who s obsessed about the scheduling of a television programme. Just about, but not quite. People with strong views about TV schedules are often sad individuals with solitary hobbies and passionate feelings for programmes like One Man And His Dog, Songs...

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