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18 Jun 2009 | by Caroline Lovell
: Financial Times BT plans to expand its super-fast broadband network to 90 per cent of homes after ...
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BT helps visitors to London Fashion Week with hotspot
20 Sep 2004 | by Philip Buxton,
LONDON - BT has launched a wireless hotspot to help the fashionistas at this year's London Fashion...network by BT Openzone, along with Intel Centrino. The companies are also making the end of the main ... trends direct from the catwalk back to their newsdesks. BT Openzone allows anyone with a Wi-Fi enabled laptop or PDA to connect remotely to the web at broadband speeds. Chris Clark, chief executive of BT ...
And in the real world...Sony, BT, Royal Mail, Asda, Network Rail and more
15 May 2009 | by Matt Williams
Sony has posted its first annual net loss in 14 years following pressure from sliding sales and a growing competition in gadget prices. The electrical company, which is in the midst of cutting 16,000 workers, has forecast an even bigger loss for this year. Source: The Guardian BT has unveiled plans ...
Ovaltine and Branston Pickle up for sale as brands feel the heat of the press
08 Feb 2002
, BT and Vodafone felt the power of the press, writes Jennifer Whitehead in this week's Brand Watch....answering yes to that question this week are Kodak, BT Cellnet and Vodafone, after some less-than flattering ... the company agree to honour the deal. It is expected to cost Kodak 2m. BT Cellnet and Vodafone were ... of mobile phones, before finally backtracking today. There was much criticism of BT Cellnet ...
OPINION: Mills on ... Gossard G-strings
18 Oct 2002 | by DOMINIC MILLS, dominic.mills@haynet.com
OK, readers - see if you spot a trend in the last three ads reviewed in this column: Army, BT
STOP PRESS
18 Jun 1998 | by DANNY ROGERS
the text to explain special conditions will be the worst affected. BT attracted the most complaints last...The ITC is banning television ads which use small print. Car, telecoms and airline ads, which use the text to explain special conditions will be the worst affected. BT attracted the most complaints last year by consumers claiming its discounts were not clear enough. Aston Villa striker ...
New Media: Briefs
17 Jun 1999 | by Ben Rosier
BT was the biggest advertiser on the web in the UK during February, with an pounds 81,000 spend...BT was the biggest advertiser on the web in the UK during February, with an pounds 81,000 spend, according to Fletcher Research. Book seller Amazon was number two, spending pounds 65,000, followed by British Airways, with pounds 59,000. The full list is at www.fletch.co.uk. Greenpeace ...
HOTLINE: Matt Janes and Vick Polkinghorne quit St Luke's
26 Sep 2003
Commission, Travelocity and, most recently, the BT 118 500 Post-It note campaign.
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24 Aug 2000 | by POPPY BRECH
the service was not viable, despite already having signed up nearly 275,000 customers. It blamed BT for its...Internet service provider Alta Vista is offering alternative packages to consumers who subscribed to its offer of unmetered internet access, after deciding to abort the offer. The company said the service was not viable, despite already having signed up nearly 275,000 customers. It blamed BT ...
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17 Jun 1999 | by ALEXANDRA JARDINE
services depending on their enquiry. The BT Special Award went to The Association of Train Operating...services depending on their enquiry. The BT Special Award went to The Association of Train Operating ...
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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.
