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10 adverts that would actually work in games - 
Pretty much every gamer thinks that in-game advertising is a load of old cock. As if constantly being blitzed in the real world by demands to buy more stuff wasn't enough, the brazen pimping of products is now a well established business in the realms of the virtual citizen.
- Found: 5 hours ago

Scrapping fast food ads would reduce childhood obesity by a fifth, finds detailed study - 
Fewer fast-food adverts could take a bite out of childhood obesity figures, a comprehensive study suggests.
- Found: 8 hours ago

All News... Airport action group accused of scaremongering - 
An action group against plans to expand Lydd Airport has been accused of scaremongering. The group has paid for a series of full-page adverts to appear in a local newspaper which show a jumbo jet flying on a collision course with the nuclear power station at Dungeness.
- Found: 7 hours ago

Sun?s CEO says OpenOffice will have adverts - 
The popularity of OpenOffice as a free alternative to suites like Microsoft Office was made clear when over 3 million downloads of OpenOffice 3 were made when it recently became available. But some users may be surprised, or even upset, to find that OpenOffice could be introducing adverts. The news of potential advertising came via a [...]
- Found: 2008-11-17, 13:34 GMT

Matthew Norman: Cameron can't afford mistakes. But nor can he play it safe - 
As general election slogans go, this is the one that dare not speak its name. We will neither hear it from the oddly sensuous lips of the Prime Minister, nor watch it alternate with adverts for any car manufacturer still in business on one of those perpetually rotating giant posters. Even so, the message Gordon Brown will tacitly but relentlessly feed us between now and the next election is ...
- Found: 2008-11-20, 00:24 GMT

Palestinian and Israeli officials continue hostilities through public relations - 
Palestinian and Israeli officials opened a new front in hostilities this week, with both unleashing a powerful public relations offensive.
- Found: 2 hours ago

New privacy group to shape policy - 
With Presidend-elect committing to address the issue of online privacy, a newly launched group of privacy experts and advisers are hoping to influence policy and set industry standards.
- Found: 12 hours ago

Privacy forum sets online agenda - 
A new US privacy group aims to influence the policies of the incoming Obama administration.
- Found: 12 hours ago

Virgin uses cartoon Kelly to draw in more viewers - 
Kelly Osbourne is to make her big-screen debut, as an animated character in cinema adverts for Virgin Media. Osbourne, daughter of rocker Ozzy and former X Factor judge Sharon, pays a tongue-in-cheek visit to a rehab clinic called The Friary which caters for "sados", the sons and daughters of stars.
- Found: 2008-11-19, 02:00 GMT

A new page in Palestinian peace talks - 
A new page in Palestinian peace talks
- Found: 4 hours ago