Charities will be allowed to compare themselves with others in their advertising
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New regulations will come into force from 1 September
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Communications
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Latest Communications news
Celebrities: Tony Pulis, Nick Hancock, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Tessa Sanderson, Daniella Westbrook and Kirsty Gallacher
16 March 2010
This week's round-up of famous names supporting charities
Age UK logo revealed
16 March 2010
'Life loop' is the branding choice of charity formed by the merger of Help the Aged and Age Concern
Health Unlimited rebrands as Health Poverty Action
12 March 2010
Change designed to give a clearer idea of what the charity does
Charities to give evidence in Parliament on demise of cheques
12 March 2010
Treasury committee of MPs will hear from the Institute of Fundraising, Age Concern, Help the Aged and Citizens Advice
- Advertising Standards Authority will not investigate Beatbullying campaign
- Rebrand for Arthritis Research Campaign
- Best of the Blogs: how text donations went mainstream, microphilanthropy explained - and giving up smoking for charity
- Advertising Standards Authority rejects complaints against Barnardo's outreach advert
- Celebrities: Gaby Roslin, Jenson Button, Calum Best and Hugh Grant
Communications good practice
- Annual report: Relate
- The relationship support charity opted for a heart-shaped theme
- Dean Russell: Charities are poor at online marketing
- But they have the skills to do it well, says Precedent Communication's head of digital marketing
- Case study: NSPCC
- The charity's legacy campaign targeted Facebook users. What did our expert think?
In Depth
Charity manifestos: putting pressure on politicians
Charities are going manifesto mad in the build-up to the election. Tristan Donovan asks what these documents are for and who they're aimed at
Digital Campaign of the Week: Action for Children
Cardboard cutouts on city streets lead people to the charity's website as part of its campaign to highlight child neglect
Digital Campaign of the Week: Gingerbread
MPs and journalists are urged to challenge prejudice against single parents with the charity's latest viral film
Charity films and videos for TV and online
What makes a compelling charity video? Should your charity make a controversial film? And how do you create a video on a budget? Find out in our series of special features
