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Consortium given more time to
buy Regional Independent Media

31 Oct 2001 | by Claire Billings,

LONDON - The three newspaper groups, Gannett, Guardian Media Group and Johnston Press, seeking to buy Regional Independent Media, publisher of the Yorkshire Post, have been given another year to pursue joint or separate acquisitions by the Department of Trade and Industry.

H&K to aid Philips in Euro heart care launch

31 Oct 2001 | by Chris Scott,

EINDHOVEN - Electrical giant Philips is embarking on a PR drive as it launches a revolutionary heart monitoring device across mainland Europe.

Lord Bell beats lobbying claims
as GMB is rapped over ad

31 Oct 2001 | by Jennifer Whitehead,

LONDON - Lord Bell, former adviser to Margaret Thatcher and PR impresario, has scored a victory over the GMB union after the advertising watchdog upheld a complaint over a press advertisement, which highlighted his PR firm's role in lobbying for private companies taking over public services.

Transport for London backtracks
with new congestion charges pitch

30 Oct 2001 | by Jennifer Whitehead,

LONDON - Transport for London has backtracked on its claim that it had not "unappointed" M 9m congestion charges account, and has confirmed it is going to stage another pitch for the work.

Murdoch still in with a chance on DirecTV

30 Oct 2001 | by Gordon MacMillan,

LONDON - Analysts are predicting that Rupert Murdoch could have another attempt at winning DirecTV if EchoStar's 26bn ( 18bn) deal runs into serious trouble with US regulators in Washington.

REVIEW: Save the Children is expected to appoint Catalyst

26 Oct 2001

Save the Children is expected to appoint Catalyst following a pitch that also involved Mother and Burkitt DDB. M&C Saatchi previously handled the business. - Marketing Week.

WWAV creates DRTV work for NSPCC

26 Oct 2001 | by IAN DARBY

The NSPCC, the children's charity, is using an emotional direct response television (DRTV) campaign to increase the number of regular donations. The ads, through WWAV Rapp Collins, break this week and are the latest part of the NSPCC's "Full Stop" campaign. The campaign asks viewers to...

Springer focuses on suffering in Terre des Hommes' charity ads

26 Oct 2001 | by JENNY WATTS

The international children's charity, Terre des Hommes, is launching a pan-European cinema, press and poster campaign through Springer the issue itself is shocking enough." The campaign was written by Thomas Chudalla and art directed by Tony Hector. The cinema commercials were directed...

MEDIA FORUM: Should financial ads still have to carry warnings? - The IPA is urging the Government to abolish the wealth warnings on financial ads. What are the implications for advertising?

26 Oct 2001 | by ALASDAIR REID

Is it time to ease up on the "wealth warning" requirements on financial services advertising? The IPA certainly thinks so - in a document produced last week it argues that the practice, which was introduced almost two decades ago to protect consumers, has become hollow and meaningless....

CLOSE-UP: LIVE ISSUE/ARMY RECRUITMENT - Matthew Cowen reviews a change in army recruiting in the light of the conflict

26 Oct 2001 | by MATTHEW COWEN

Almost exactly a year ago, the British Army signalled a revolution within its marketing ranks as it ditched ads filled with uniformed soldiers for scenes of young recruits putting their skills to use when bedroom-hopping or fixing council estate goalposts. The switch appeared to mark recognition...

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