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11 Nov 2005 | by Mary Cowlett
Campaign: eBay's Royal Wedding Client: Windsor Royal Shopping, Nelson Bakewell PR team: Grappa Timescale: March-April 2005 Budget: Under £5,000
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Bell Pottinger loses eBay to Blue Rubicon
30 May 2008 | by Clare O'Connor
eBay has dropped Bell Pottinger as its retained UK corporate agency after three years, replacing it with rival firm Blue Rubicon.
M&S deal helps Amazon to soar as car makers fall
29 Apr 2005 | by Dan Bloch
Amazon surged into the top five of this week's Reputation Monitor on the back of news of a deal with Marks Spencer to sell its clothing online.
Biss Lancaster to run corporate for lastminute.com
18 Jan 2002
Retailer lastminute.com is to embark on a communications push, handing Biss Lancaster Euro RSCG its consumer and corporate PR brief. lastminute.com bosses hired Biss Lancaster after a pitch at the end of last year against corporate PR incumbent Gnash Communications. Biss Lancaster...
Mantra wins work for direct selling arm of John Lewis
19 Oct 2001 | by CHRIS SCOTT
Department store chain John Lewis has taken on Mantra PR to launch its direct selling arm, John Lewis Direct. Last week saw the launch of johnlewis.com, as well as the chain's first foray into catalogue shopping. The agency was selected after representing website buy.com, which was...
STOP PRESS: Coalition PR has been taken on by HMV.co.uk
12 Oct 2001
CONSUMER: Coalition PR has been taken on to handle consumer and business PR for HMV.co.uk, having represented the high street brand's offline product for the past seven years. The site launched in 1997 and sells more than 250,000 titles.
MEDIA BRIEFS: Webswappers buys SwapitShop's
31 Aug 2001
SWAP SHOPS: Webswappers, the online vehicle for swapping goods in 500 categories, has bought Granada Media's youth website SwapitShop's, which was closed in June. Founded in 1999, Webswappers was attracted by its rival's 200,000 registered users and ten million page impressions per month.
MEDIA BRIEFS: Webswappers buys SwapitShop's
31 Aug 2001
SWAP SHOPS: Webswappers, the online vehicle for swapping goods in 500 categories, has bought Granada Media's youth website SwapitShop's, which was closed in June. Founded in 1999, Webswappers was attracted by its rival's 200,000 registered users and ten million page impressions per month.
MEDIA BRIEFS
17 Aug 2001
TASTE OFF: Carlton is to close the Taste network - a TV and internet joint venture with Sainsbury's - as the broadcaster becomes the latest to reduce its new media exposure and scale back commercial online partnerships. The move follows the recent decision by Granada to scale back its Wellbeing...
MEDIA BRIEFS: Online music store from NME.com and HMV
18 May 2001
NME.com, the IPC Media-owned music website, is to offer an online music store in association with high street retailer HMV as part of a series of developments. Others include a venture with ringtones.co.uk, to provide phone tones based on popular songs. It has also launched a quiz, Beat the...
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Making the most of mobile
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
