UK: Gov't to strip back public information campaigns
By Chris Mercer | 27 July 2010
Drinks companies are set to exert greater influence on public information campaigns in the UK after the Government's Central Office of Information has said it will cut jobs and focus only on essential work.
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Drinks companies are set to exert greater influence on public information campaigns in the UK after the Government's Central Office of Information has said it will cut jobs and focus only on essential work.
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