| 23rd November 2009 |
In digital, data is the only currency (Defeated)
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Sponsor:
Internet Advertising Bureau
In the chair: Cheryl Gillan MP
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For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
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Matt Brittin
Managing Director, Google UK
Louise Ainsworth
Managing Director, Neilsen EMEA
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Graham Hales
Managing Director, Interbrand
Mark Cridge
Managing Director, Glue
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Debate summary
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| 19th October 2009 |
Probhibition of alcohol promotions will not encourage consumers to change their behaviour and drink sensibly (Carried)
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Sponsor:
Institute of Sales Promotion
In the chair: John Greenway MP
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For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
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Elizabeth Crossick
Chairman of the European Forum for Responsible Drinking (EFRD)
Simon Davies
Former Marketing Director, Molson Coors UK
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Sandra Gridley MP
Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Minister
Don Shenker
Chief Executive, Alcohol Concern
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Debate summary
|
| 13th July 2009 |
The UK copyright system protects and encourages the production of valuable content (Carried)
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Sponsor:
Periodical Publishers Association
In the chair: Lord McNally of Blackpool
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For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
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Andrew Yeates
PPA's Intellectual Property Advisor
Simon Entwistle
Partner, Lewis Silkin LLP
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Saskia Walzel
Policy Advocate, Consumer Focus
Alan Story
Senior Lecturer in Intellectual Law, University of Kent
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Debate summary
|
| 11th May 2009 |
This will be a marketing-led recovery (Carried)
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Sponsor:
Marketing Communication Consultants Association
In the chair: The Rt Hon The Baroness Dean of Thornton-le-Fylde
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For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
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Mark Choueke
Editor, Marketing Week
Professor Robert Shaw
Value Based Marketing Forum & Cass Business School, City University
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Justine Greening MP
Member of Parliament for Putney, Roehampton & Southfields
Martin Weale
Director, National Institute of Economic & Social Research
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Debate summary
|
| 16th March 2009 |
Market research is becoming more of a manipulator than a messenger (Defeated)
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Sponsor:
The Market Research Society
In the chair: Lord McIntosh of Haringey
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For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
|
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Dr Ben Goldacre
Writer & Broadcaster
David Walker
Managing Director, The Audit Commission
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Ben Page
Managing Director, Ipsos MORI
Andrew Hawkins
Founder & CE, ComRes
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Debate summary
|
| 17th November 2008 |
Online advertising compromises privacy (Defeated)
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Sponsor:
Internet Advertising Bureau UK
In the chair: David Heath MP
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For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
|
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Ann Bevitt
Partner, Morrison Foerster
Becky Hodge
Executive Director, Open Rights Group
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Andrew Walmsley
Co-Founder, i-Level
Jeremy Mason
Managing Director European Operations, Revenue Science
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Debate summary
|
| 27th October 2008 |
Organisations nowadays expect marketing to be a science not an art (Carried)
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Sponsor:
The Chartered Institute of Marketing
In the chair: The Rt Hon Theresa May MP
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For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
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Sir Paul Judge
President, Chartered Institute of Marketing
Colin Shearer
Senior Vice President Marketing, SPSS
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Moray MacLennan
Chairman, Europe M&C Saatchi & IPA President
Simon Thompson
Chief Marketing Officer, lastminute.com Group
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| |
Debate summary
|
| 7th July 2008 |
The only future for print media is online (Defeated)
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Sponsor:
International Advertising Association
In the chair: Austin Mitchell MP
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For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
|
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Guy Phillipson
CEO, Internet Advertising Bureau
Richard Edgar
Head of Media, FT.com
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Steven Barnett
Professor of Communications, University of Westminster
Tom Lynch
Communications Controller, Newspaper Marketing Agency
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Debate summary
|
| 12th May 2008 |
Legislation cannot secure high standards in commercial communications online (Carried)
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Sponsor:
Advertising Association
In the chair: John Whittingdale MP
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| |
For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
|
| |
Kip Meek
Managing Director, Ingenious Media
Nick Stringer
Head of Regulatory Affairs, Internet Advertising Bureau
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Dr Ian Brown
Research Fellow, Oxford Internet Institute, Oxford University
John Carr
Secretary, Children's Charities' Coalition on Internet Safety
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Debate summary
|
| 10th March 2008 |
To maintain a brand's reputation, well-run promotions are more important than good advertising (Carried)
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Sponsor:
Institute of Sales Promotion
In the chair: John Greenway MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
|
| |
Mike Spicer
Chairman Media Square's Marketing Division
Jeremy Stern
Managing Director PromoVeritas
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Phil Nunn
Founding Partner Trinity Communications
James Murphy
Founding Partner Adam & Eve
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| |
Debate summary
|
| 28th January 2008 |
A digital switchover date is crucial to secure radio's future (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
RadioCentre
In the chair: Jeremy Hunt MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
|
| |
Ralph Bernard
Chairman, Digital One & Classic FM
Gillian Reynolds
Daily Telegraph Radio Critic
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Tim Suter
Chief Executive Prism Associates
Jaqui Devereux
Acting Director Community Media Association
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 26th November 2007 |
Responsible marketing to children makes them confident and empowered consumers (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Direct Marketing Association (UK) Ltd
In the chair: Tim Loughton MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
|
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Simon Marquis
Advertising Industry Consultant
David Hawtin
Director General, The British Toy & Hobby Association
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Willie Sullivan
Vice Chair, Compass
Mary MacLeod
CEO National Family & Parenting Institute
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| |
Debate summary
|
| 29th October 2007 |
Government information should be free (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
JICREG
In the chair: Lord McNally
|
| |
For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
|
| |
Michael Cross
Journalist
Neil Shepherd-Smith
Media Research Consultant
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Vanessa Lawrence
Chief Executive, Ordnance Survey
Steven Feldman
Pitney Bowes MapInfo
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 9th July 2007 |
Advertising does much to improve the quality of life in the UK (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
ITV
In the chair: John Greenway MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
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Against
the motion:
|
| |
Tess Alps
Chief Executive Officer, ThinkBox
Claire Beale
Editor, Campaign
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Professor Gerard Hastings
Director, Institute of Social Marketing Stirling University
Willie Sullivan
Chair, Compass Scotland
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 14th May 2007 |
Politicians are stronger brands than their parties (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Market Research Society
In the chair: Danny Alexander MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Lord McNally
Mark Earls
Herd Consulting
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Justine Greening MP
Deborah Mattinson
Opinion Leader Research
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 19th March 2007 |
Post-Stern, it is Marketers not Economists that will save the world (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Chartered Institute of Marketing
In the chair: Lembit Opik MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Jonathan Gabay
Managing Director, Brand Forensics
Maurizio Catulli
Senior Lecturer, University of Hertfordshire
|
John Ross
Director of Economics & Business Policy
Mayor's Office, GLA
Emma Duncan
Deputy Editor, The Economist
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 22nd January 2007 |
Over protection of global sports events sponsors crushes the competitive spirit within the host city (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Publicity Club of London
In the chair: Don Foster MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Mike Reynolds
Director, Institute of Sports Sponsorship
John Groom
Partner, Groom Wilkes & Wright LLP
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Stephen Proctor
Director, Sports Marketing Surveys
David Stone
Partner, Howrey LLP
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 27th November 2006 |
The Press are more in touch with the public than politicians (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Periodical Publishers Association
In the chair: Roger Gale MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Ian Reeves
Editor, Press Gazette
Celia Duncan
Editor, CosmoGirl!
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George Galloway MP
Member of Parliament for Bethnal Green and Bow
Peter Bottomley MP
Member of Parliament for Worthing West
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 30th October 2006 |
In the online age, consumers are the new brand managers (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The International Advertising Association UK Chapter
In the chair: John Hemming MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Simon Waldman
Director of Digital Publishing, Guardian Unlimited
Gary Lockton
Founder
Strategically |
Jasmine Montgomery
Director of Brand Strategy
FutureBrand
Patrick Barwise
Professor of Marketing & Management
London Business School
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 10th July 2006 |
Advertising is bad for your diet (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Advertising Association
In the chair: Maria Miller MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Mary Creagh MP
Member of Parliament for Wakefield
Richard Watts
Campaigns Manager
Sustain |
Fiona Dawson
Managing Director
Masterfoods
John Greenway MP
Member of Parliament for Ryedale
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 15th May 2006 |
Sales Promotion is the only true media neutral discipline (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Institute of Sales Promotion
In the chair: The Rt Hon Ann Widdecombe MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Simon Mahoney
Managing Director
SMP
Clive Mishon
Ex-Chair
MCCA & CAP Sales Promotion Committee |
Grant Duncan
Chief Executive
Publicis
Paul Edwards
Chief Strategy Officer
Publicis
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 23rd January 2006 |
Marketers have the prime responsibility for protecting consumer rights (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Chartered Institute of Marketing
In the chair: Lord McNally
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Julia Unwin
Deputy Chair
Food Standards Agency
Duncan Smith
Managing Director
iCompli |
Jim Murray
Director, BEUC
Renzo Marchini
Solicitor
Decherts LLP
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 28th November 2005 |
Celebrities have more influence than politicians (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
JICREG
In the chair: Patricia Mann OBE,
Chairman of the Debating Group,
standing in for Lord McNally
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Max Clifford
PR Consultant
Peter York
Managing Director
Cultural Commentator, Director SRU |
Austin Mitchell MP
Member of Parliament for Great Grimsby
Jonathan Bracken
Head of Public Policy, Bircham Dyson Bell
Chairman, CIPR Government Affairs Group
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 11th July 2005 |
Unlike market research, voting changes nothing (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Market Research Society
In the chair: Lord McIntosh of Haringey
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Lord Lipsey
Robert Heath
Managing Director
Value Creation Company |
Professor Michael Thomas
Professor of Marketing,
University of Strathclyde
Ben Marshall
Research Manager
Electorial Commission
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 23rd May 2005 |
You are what you buy, not where you're born (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
International Advertising Association UK
In the chair: Lord Haskel & Patricia Mann OBE, standing in for the RT Hon Ann Widdecombe MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Rita Clifton
Chairman
Interbrand
Jasmine Montgomery
Executive Strategy Director
FutureBrand |
Peter York
Cultural Commentator,
Director SRU
Bill Bachle
Chairman
Luxury Marketing Council UK
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 14th March 2005 |
The biggest threat to press diversity is the British supermarket (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Periodical Publishers Association (PPA)
In the chair: Austin Mitchell MP
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Ian Reeves
Editor,
Press Gazette
Mike Newman
Circulation Director
Associated Newspapers |
Tim Danaher
Editor,
Retail Week
Ian Locks
Chief Executive
Periodical Publisher's Association
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 24th January 2005 |
In future, communications won't need a human touch (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Publicity Club of London
In the chair: Lord Howie of Troon
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Sandy Walkington
Director of Public Affairs,
BT Group
Robert Boyle
Partner
Pricewaterhouse Coopers |
Andrew Wyte
Head of Corporate and Public Relations,
BBC
Greg Turzynskir
Experience
|
| |
Debate summary
|
| 25th October
2004 |
Consultation overload is the new red tape (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The IPA 44 Club
In the chair: Lord Dubs
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Baroness Buscombe
Shadow Minister for Culture, Media, Sport & Legal Affairs
Grant Duncan
IPA Council Member &
IPA Watchdog Committee Member |
Matt Peacock
Communications Director
Ofcom
Alan Asher
Chief Executive
Energywatch |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 5th July
2004 |
Sales Promotion adds more value than advertising (Tie)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Institute of Sales Promotion
In the chair: John Greenway MP, Member of Parliament
for Ryedale
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Simon Mahoney
Joint Managing Director, SMP
Peter Kerr
Managing Director, MRM
Chairman, Institute of Sales Promotion |
Dr Kerris
Bright
Marketing Director, ICI
Hugh Burkitt
Marketing Director
The Marketing Society |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 26th January
2004 |
Marketers focus too much on the customer at the expense of the
rest of the business (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Chartered Institute of Marketing
In the chair: Austin Mitchell MP, Member of Parliament
for Great Grimsby
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Raoul Pinnell
VP Global Brands & Communications
Shell
Creenagh Lodge
Chairman,
Corporate Edge |
Craig Smith
Editor,
Marketing
Peter Fisk
CEO,
The Chartered Institute of Marketing |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 24th November
2003 |
The Census should be abolished (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
JICREG
In the chair: Cheryl Gillan MP, Conservative Member
of Parliament for Chesham & Amersham
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Jennie Beck
Chairman, The Market
Research Society
Group Director, NFO Media
Clive Humby
Chairman,
dunnhumby |
Jill Matheson
Director of Social Reporting &
Analysys Group Office for National Statistics
Keith Dugmore
Director,
Demographic Decisions |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 20th October
2003 |
Alcohol advertising drives competition at the expense of public
health (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Advertising Association
In the chair: John Greenway MP, Conservative Member
of Parliament for Ryedale
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Ross Cranston
QC MP
Member Constitutional Affairs Select Committee,
Chair All-Party Parliamentary Group on Alcohol Abuse
Eric Appleby
Director
Alcohol Concern |
Nigel Evans
MP
Shadow Secretary of State for Wales,
Joint Vice-Chair, All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group
Tony Mair
Corporate Affairs Director
Diageo |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 7th July
2003 |
Public figures who court the press have no grounds to object
to press intrusion (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Periodical Publishers Association
In the chair: Lord Dubs, Chairman of the Broadcasting
Standards Commission
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Christopher
Hutchings
Partner of
Charles Russell Solicitors
Guy Black
Director
Press Complaints Commission |
John Thurso
MP
Member of the DCMS Select
Committee inquiry into press intrustion
John Greager
Solicitor
Fox Williams |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 24th March
2003 |
A career in estate agency is more appealing than a career in
advertising (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Publicity Club of London
In the chair: Rt Hon Virginia Bottomley, MP for South
West Surrey
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Andrew Jack
Managing Director
Pure Media
Liv Fitzsimmons
(former advertising executive,
now film-maker) |
Andrew Brown
Director General
AA
Ester Hjellum
HHCL & Partners |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 25th November
2002 |
Government expects market research to take its decisions (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Market Research Society
In the chair: Lord McIntosh of Haringey
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Michael Warren
Consultant & former Director
General of
The Market Research Society
Nick Jankel-Elliott
Director of Planning
Happy Dog Group |
Deborah Mattinson
Joint Chief Executive
Opinion Leader Research
Paul Kellner
political journalist & Chairman of
yougov.com |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 21st October
2002 |
The barriers to communication of information about prescription
medicines damage public health (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Television Industry
In the chair: Austin Mitchell, MP for Great Grimsby
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Trevor Jones
Director General
Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI)
Mike Stone
Director,
The Patients' Association |
Dr Howard
Stoate MP
Chair of the All Party
Parliamentary Group
Allan Asher
Director of Campaigns,
Consumers' Association |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 8th July
2002 |
Political advertising is a barrier to the democratic process
(Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising 44 Club
In the chair: Peter Bottomley, MP for Worthing West
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Michael White
Political Editor
The Guardian
David Rendel
MP for Newbury |
Lord Bell
Chairman of Chime Communications
Trevor Beattie
Creative Director & Chairman
TBWA/London |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 20th May
2002 |
Does my right to know matter more than your right to privacy?
(Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Direct Marketing Association
In the chair: Roger Gale, MP for North Thanet
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Richard Bandell
Managing Director
Claritas UK Ltd
Sue Reid
Correspondent
The Sunday Times |
John Wadham
Director
Liberty
Philip Cayford QC |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 25th March
2002 |
Global brands are at the mercy of consumers (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The International Advertising Association
In the chair: Baroness Detta O'Cathain OBE
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Wally Olins
CBE
Chairman
The Branding Consultancy
Rita Clifton
Chief Executive
Interbrands |
Deborah Doane
Head of Corporate Accountability
The New Economic Foundation
Simon Anholt
Chairman
Earthspeak |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 21st January
2002 |
Marketing adds more value to shareholders than to consumers
(Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Chartered Institute of Marketing
In the chair: Austin Mitchell, MP, President of the
Group
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Andrew Davis
Editor
Financial Times supplement Tuesday Creative Business
David Haigh
Chief Executive
Brand Finance plc |
Laurie Young
Head of Corporate Finance and Recovery
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Kevin Hawkins
Director of Communications
Safeway Stores PLC |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 26 November
2001 |
Convergence should signal the end of statutory control of advertising
content (Carried)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Advertising Association
In the chair: Austin Mitchell, MP, President of the
Group
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
John Greenway
Conservative MP for Rydedale
Rupert Howell
Joint Chief Executive
Chime Communications |
Professor
Steve Barnett
Professor of Communications
University of Westminster
Richard Thomas
Director of Public Policy
Clifford Chance |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 22 October
2001 |
In a war against terrorism the media should be controlled (Defeated)
|
| |
Sponsor:
Periodical Publishers Association
In the chair: Baroness Nicholson
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Peter Bottomley
MP
Member of Parliament for Worthing West
John Underwood
Former Communications Director
for The Labour Party |
Bill Emmott
Editor of The Economist
Bob Hutchinson
Chairman, D-Notice Committee
(Press & Broadcasting Division) |
| |
Debate summary
|
| 22nd January
2001 |
London is the only "World Class" city in the UK (Tie)
|
| |
Sponsor:
The Publicity Club of London
In the chair: Lord Colwyn
|
| |
For the
motion:
|
Against
the motion:
|
| |
Stephen O'Brien
CBE
Chief Executive
London First
Tony Halmos
Director of PR
Corporation of London |
Judith Donovan
CBE
Yorkshire Businesswoman of the Year
President, Bradford Chamber of Commerce
Austin Mitchell
Member of Parliament for
Great Grimsby |
| |
Debate summary
|