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110-year-old Christmas pudding brand Matthew Walker makes TV debut

by Amy Golding, marketingmagazine.co.uk 20-Nov-09, 14:20

LONDON - Matthew Walker, which claims to be the world's oldest Christmas pudding maker, is launching its first TV campaign to promote its signature Christmas pudding, 'The Pudding'.

Mandelson: business secretary introduces legislation

Heavy fines and new powers for Secretary of State confirmed in Digital Economy Bill

by Jennifer Whitehead, Brand Republic, 20-Nov-09, 14:30

LONDON - The government is to update copyright laws in a bid to provide greater protection for the creative industries as part of the Digital Economy Bill published today.

Google confirms Chrome operating system to launch late next year

by Jennifer Whitehead, Brand Republic, 20-Nov-09, 14:30

LONDON - Google has released the open source code for its operating system Google Chrome OS, paving the way for third parties to contribute to its development.

Film industry runs joint Blu-ray campaign

by Sarah Johnson, marketingmagazine.co.uk , 20-Nov-09, 14:00

LONDON - The British Video Association (BVA) is launching a TV ad campaign in partnership with a number of film companies in the run-up to Christmas.

First: GCHQ launches recuitment ad campaign on Xbox Live

GCHQ launches recruitment campaign on Xbox Live

by Sara Kimberley, mediaweek.co.uk , 20-Nov-09, 13:30

LONDON - The Government Communications Headquarters is launching a recruitment ad campaign today (20 November) on the Xbox Live.

RSA to manage Cosmo, Men's Health and Esquire reader lists

by Noelle McElhatton, marketingdirectmag.co.uk, 20-Nov-09, 13:14

LONDON - The National Magazine Company has appointed RSA Direct to manage its postal database, which includes readers of titles such as Cosmopolitan and Esquire.

Obama: question mark on whether EU-US data protection accord would be part of central legal framework

Obama record on data protection is mixed, EU data tsar believes

by Noelle McElhatton, marketingdirectmag.co.uk, 20-Nov-09, 12:34

LONDON - A leading EU data protection official has given US President Barack Obama's administration a mixed review for its record on protecting data privacy.