MARKETING MIX: HOBBY HORSE; Why banks should take lessons from the supermarkets
21 Nov 1996 | by MIKE HEWITT
, and in particular the tie- up with Microsoft Money, itself a coup with long-term benefits that have yet ...
been a tough course for P s fifth terrestrial channel, was given the go-ahead. And the BBC committed ... commercial radio and BBC Radio was reduced to a few percentage points. The real fight was between the major ...
, and in particular the tie- up with Microsoft Money, itself a coup with long-term benefits that have yet ...
-year contract to supply all 38 local BBC radio stations, ten regional TV services in England and national TV ...
by WCRS. Barclays goes online Barclays has teamed up with Microsoft to deliver an online PC banking service through Microsoft Money 97, the computer company s online financial services software, to be launched next year. Consumers will need Microsoft Windows 95 and a modem to access Barclays PC banking ...
joined forces with AT s Calling Service. Microsoft is to launch a global online TV listings ...
Heal s, the London furniture and household goods store chain, is reacting to intensified competition with new advertising which lays greater emphasis on products than it does on the store s image. The new campaign, breaking next week on posters and in magazines through Leagas Shafron Davis, aims ...
television monopoly in Iceland held by RUV, the Icelandic equivalent of the BBC. It had a licence fee ...
such as BT, British Gas, the BBC, London Electricity and Anglian Water - is targeting low ...
. BBC Magazines has confirmed the launch of Match of the Day, a weekly football magazine which will go ...
McCann-Erickson has won the pounds 3m Glenryck Pilchards account in a pitch against M s share of viewing slipped to 32.3% in the week ending June 30, putting it below BBC1, on 33.8%. The cinema advertising contractor Pearl 96 Sports game to coincide with the 1996 Olympics. The Rank ...
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