Ofcom consults on product placement

Sneaking out into the ether today (WHY NOT HAVE A PINT OF FOSTERS?) is the news that Ofcom (MY MATE, MARMITE) has launched a consultation on Product (TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO - FOR THE HOLIDAY OF A LIFE TIME) Placement in TV programmes and whether commercial messages can be (I JUST CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THAT WONDERFUL DUFF!) integrated into radio programmes.

The consultations (NO BODY DOES IT LIKE MOLTON BORON!) and are over on the Ofcom website are available to fill in now (USING YOUR PARKER PEN BECAUSE NOTHING WRITES LIKE A PARKER WRITES)

So pop over to the TV consultation and radio consultation pages to have your say.

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