Ofcom tightens rules of Premium Rate Services
Marketing WeekOfcom has overhauled its broadcasting code to provide stronger audience protection when the public use premium rate telephone services (PRS) to call adult, psychic and quiz chat shows.
Ofcom has overhauled its broadcasting code to provide stronger audience protection when the public use premium rate telephone services (PRS) to call adult, psychic and quiz chat shows.
South African wine brand Namaqua is to be the broadcast sponsor of Sky Sport’s coverage of England’s tour to South Africa.
The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has confirmed it will go to the High Court on Friday (6 November) to seek injunction against Royal Mail’s plan to use 30,000 temporary workers.
Woolworths is launching a television, press and online campaign this month to promote the retailer’s first Christmas since relaunching as an online brand in the summer.
Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland have confirmed the sale of some of their brands and branches to reduce their reliance on taxpayer support.
Absolute Radio is launching a radio station devoted to music of the decade under the banner Absolute 80s.
V, the National Young Volunteer Service, is launching an advertising campaign that aims to dispel negative youth stereotypes.
An Asda campaign for a half-price toy sale that encouraged parents to stock up on presents for Christmas has been given the all clear by the advertising watchdog, despite complaints that it implied Santa Claus does not exist.
Russell Athletic, the American sportswear brand, is repositioning itself as a lifestyle label in a bid to increase its appeal to younger customers.
Recently rebranded health food company Tribeca May is launching a range of fruit juices in January under the name Go-rilla.
TBWA Europe has appointed Robert Harwood-Matthews as president of TBWA Group UK, replacing Tim Lindsay.
Groupe Aeroplan, the Canadian loyalty management company that owns the Nectar programme, has acquired Carlson Marketing, the US loyalty marketing company.
The Co-operative Group is launching an online campaign to promote its support of the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition’s climate change protest.
Lidl, the discount supermarket, is expanding its range beyond value groceries with the launch of an online DVD rental service.
Starbucks has entered into a partnership with (RED), the global organisation that funds AIDS programmes in Africa, that will see the introduction of the (Starbucks) RED Card and tumbler into UK outlets.