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Advertising Association forecasts continued European adspend growth

LONDON - Advertising expenditure in the Europe is predicted to grow by up to 4% this year, despite a slowdown in the economy, according to the World Advertising Research Centre in association with the Advertising Association. UK adspend is expected to rise by 3.5%.

TV Licensing replaces ‘talking sofa' ad campaign

LONDON - TV Licensing is launching an integrated campaign called 'Circuit City' to encourage viewers to use new technologies to pay their TV licence.

Freshwater Merlin in Welsh adult learning drive

The Welsh Assembly Government's adult learning body has appointed Freshwater Merlin to deliver a three-month campaign to promote Adult Learners' Week (17-24 May, 2008).

Lost Boys Sudan charity rolls out global push

LONDON - Lost Boys Rebuilding Southern Sudan, the charity set up to help rebuild schools in genocide ravaged Sudan, is launching a global campaign created by Euro RSCG Chicago.

Agencies line up for benefit fraud brief

The Department for Work and Pensions is reviewing its £4 million benefit fraud communications planning business.

Conservatives reject public-health ad bans

The Conservative Party has ruled out legislative curbs on advertising to combat problems such as binge-drinking and obesity if it wins the next election.

RKCR/Y&R scoops Virgin Healthcare

Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R has won the advertising account for Virgin Healthcare following a competitive pitch.

Great Ormond Street Hospital calls review of direct marketing account

The world-famous Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity has called a review of its direct marketing account.

The Week: Advertising News - Charity does brands good

Charity links are more likely to persuade consumers to buy a brand than affiliations with sport, music and entertainment, according to a new survey.

The Week: Media News - ISBA backs new TV ad rules

ISBA has welcomed Ofcom's plans to simplify the rules governing the distribution of ads within television programmes.

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