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's empire centres on alleged unauthorised payments to executives and poor governance of his business ... Microsoft during their protracted anti-trust hearings with the US government in the late 1990s, leads Lord ...
LONDON – The government's target of converting 95% of homes to digital TV by 2010 has begun to look...The government wants to turn off the analogue signal by that date, a target that many believe is unachievable. The sea change has come as people who have previously refused to take up digital television are being won round by Freeview, the BBC and BSkyB joint venture digital terrestrial offering. Its ...
Government plans for a bright digital TV future unveiled...The Government has published a policy framework outlining how its services might be presented ... matter of social justice that expensively produced Government services should be made available ... of the Government's drive to deliver all public services through electronic channels by 2005. "DTV presents a ...
-owned Northcliffe had been given clearance by the Government to put forward a bid of its own. Newsquest's interest ...
The government is to extend its controversial marketing of tuition fees with a campaign addressing...opposition MPs, who believe the government has abused its own advertising rules with a radio ad publicising ...
UEFA, the European football governing body, is putting the sponsorship and TV rights
Government plans to satisfy the EU by changing the way newspapers and magazines are distributed.... Associated Newspapers group circulation director Mike Newman said the government's plans were contrary ...
of broadcast advertising codes would take six months. Shipley is pressing the government to ban food
airports by 2007. The TV ad campaign, which will break on January 2 initially targeting the Central ...
to be no hostility on the part of the government, even though it plans to test the key questions to destruction ... it should - the effect on a new Charter of analogue switch-off. The government is determined to move ...
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.
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