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Agencies collaborate for firework campaign
Agencies collaborate for firework campaign
A new television and radio campaign has been launched this morning, in Greater Manchester, to warn of the dangers of fireworks.

The “Let’s Face it...” campaign is described as a graphic portrayal of the consequences of not taking care around Halloween and Bonfire Night.

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Want to read the MEN? We’ve got an App for that

Want to read the MEN? We’ve got an App for that
Manchester Evening News has launched a free application (iTunes link) for the iPhone/iPod Touch.

Readers can now get hold of news, sports, business and showbiz stories, while City and United fans have their own dedicated sections.

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Over 300 now due to attend the inaugural Public Services Communications Awards
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Over 300 comms folk from across the North West are now due to attend the inaugural Public Services Communications Awards which are being held on Thursday 12 November. With three weeks still to go before the awards dinner, the event is shaping up to be the largest gathering for many years of public services comms folk working in the North West.

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Martin Bell comes out of retirement for BBC MAG documentary

Campaigning charity the Mines Advisory Group (MAG) is set to be the subject of an upcoming documentary presented by former BBC war corespondent Martin Bell.
Campaigning charity the Mines Advisory Group (MAG) is set to be the subject of an upcoming documentary presented by former BBC war corespondent Martin Bell.
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Public service communication – is customer focus going more local?
With the election now just a few months away, a political football being increasingly kicked around by the political parties concerns the need to tackle the rising level of public sector spending and subsequent borrowing. One marked consequence - believe many observers - is that we will see a dramatic decline in public communication campaigns and spending over the next few years.
With the election now just a few months away, a political football being increasingly kicked around by the political parties concerns the need to tackle the rising level of public sector spending and subsequent borrowing. One marked consequence - believe many observers - is that we will see a dramatic decline in public communication campaigns and spending over the next few years.
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The BBC’s Patel’s yob kickings – released on film
Following our report a fortnight ago about North West Tonight’s Paresh Patel giving some Manc ruffians a taste of their own medicine when they attacked him and his colleagues prior to a live broadcast in the city centre, the MEN has just released live footage of the incident.
Following our report a fortnight ago about North West Tonight’s Paresh Patel giving some Manc ruffians a taste of their own medicine when they attacked him and his colleagues prior to a live broadcast in the city centre, the MEN has just released live footage of the incident.
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Innova Clothing launches online with world first, tailored by Code Computerlove

Code Computerlove is launching a website that aims to revolutionise online fashion retail. The Manchester-based agency will tomorrow officially take the wraps off its online presence for Innova Clothing, a site and business proposition that has been nine years in the making, at the cost of £4m to investors.
Code Computerlove is launching a website that aims to revolutionise online fashion retail. The Manchester-based agency will tomorrow officially take the wraps off its online presence for Innova Clothing, a site and business proposition that has been nine years in the making, at the cost of £4m to investors.
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Coup for Northwest Vision and Media as gaming pioneer Ian Hetherington joins board
The founder of Psygnosis, the firm behind iconic game Lemmings, and the present day chairman of Real Time Worlds, Ian Hetherington, has been revealed as the latest board member of Northwest Vision and Media.
The founder of Psygnosis, the firm behind iconic (and enduring) game Lemmings, and the present day chairman of Real Time Worlds, Ian Hetherington, has been revealed as the latest board member of Northwest Vision and Media.

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Best blogs in Manchester revealed

The fourth annual Manchester Blog Awards graced the refurbished delights of the Band on the Wall last night, in an evening that brought the cream of the city's Writterati together to recognise the best in independent online work across a field of competing categories.
The fourth annual Manchester Blog Awards graced the refurbished delights of the Band on the Wall last night, in an evening that brought the cream of the city's Writerati together to recognise the best in independent online work.

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BBC Radio 5 Live unveils new weekday schedule prior to 2011
BBC Radio 5 Live has today released its new weekday schedule which will take effect from the New Year as the station prepares for its relocation to Salford in 2011. All the programmes, with the exception of a new two hour Friday film programme presented by Simon Mayo and Mark Kermode, will be broadcast from Salford.
BBC Radio 5 Live has today released its new weekday schedule which will take effect from the New Year as the station prepares for its relocation to Salford in 2011. All the programmes, with the exception of a new two hour Friday film programme presented by Simon Mayo and Mark Kermode, will be broadcast from Salford.
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