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The Week: Advertising News - Adspend rise predicted.(Brief article)
UK adspend will rise by 3.3 per cent in 2007, according to OPera, Omnicom's pooled media buying operation. The prediction is lower than figures from both Carat and ZenithOptimedia, which ...
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