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DIARY: Inflated media spend claims fail to impress the Campaign hacks
15 Dec 2000
later, when CIA demanded to be credited with the media win, it put the value at pounds 1.2 million ...
AGENCY 2001: Top 30 creative agencies - Dotcoms take the edge off winnings. Dotcom demises dented last year's adspend, forcing agencies to take care
30 Nov 2000 | by GAIL KEMP
and Penguin. Its new business record was creditable, with local wins from Citizen Watches, Sara Lee ...
Money Central goes live as insurance site goes under
24 Nov 2000 | by Louise Banbury
third parties, including Credit Suisse, FTMarketWatch, Charcol and Moneyextra. Most of these sponsors ...
NEW MEDIA: Powergen set to shortlist two for consumer work
23 Nov 2000
Powergen, the utility company, is seeking a new media agency to redevelop the online presence of its retail arm, following a well-publicised security lapse earlier this year. The problem, in July, left 7000 customers personal and credit card details exposed. Powergen has since completed ...
REVIEW: Marketing and advertising news in the week's press
17 Nov 2000
for Credit Suisse s new internet service, Global Investor Portfolio. BMP DDB was appointed to handle...Claydon Heeley Jones Mason has won the pounds 10 million European direct marketing business for Credit Suisse s new internet service, Global Investor Portfolio. BMP DDB was appointed to handle the above-the-line advertising last year and is thought to be developing a new campaign to break early next ...
NEW MEDIA: Credit Suisse launches 'new affluents' service
16 Nov 2000 | by JOANNA WITT
Credit Suisse, the investment bank, has hired BMP DDB and Claydon Heeley Jones Mason to work...Credit Suisse, the investment bank, has hired BMP DDB and Claydon Heeley Jones Mason to work ... to be worth up to pounds 10m. The Think Suisse service, located at credit-suisse.net, has been developed in collaboration with Venture3. The UK and German sites were launched last week, with Credit Suisse planning ...
NEW MEDIA: New Media Choice/smile.co.uk
16 Nov 2000
charges and remarkable interest on credit accounts - all on the home page and no scrolling required. Good...It is not often that a site impresses me at first glance, but this one was full of surprises. Lots to see and buckets of information. The great offers were the first surprise - instant overdrafts, low charges and remarkable interest on credit accounts - all on the home page and no scrolling required. Good ...
ANALYSIS: How the upmarket shop online - Exclusive research from TNS' VIPer panel reveals the internet habits of the UK's elite. Joanna Witt reports
09 Nov 2000 | by JOANNA WITT
the internet, despite the fact many happily give credit card numbers over the phone. More bad news ...
US and UK regulators join up to police the web
07 Nov 2000
in fraudulent schemes, such as competitions and credit scams, as well as misleading advertising. ...
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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.
