17 Nov 2004
| by Daniel Farey-Jones,
in the top 1,000 companies, taking in sectors including banking, charity, credit cards, hotels, insurance ...
01 Nov 2004
| by Joe Lepper,
credits contravened section 11.1.4 of the code of programme sponsorship.
This states: "Credits must ...
the intention of the credits was to reflect the link between the programme and the sponsor, as well as 'Big ...
08 Sep 2004
| by Jules Grant,
and EMEA, reaching around 50m viewers.
Creative sponsorship credits including promos, branded break bumps and opening and closing credits will also accompany each airing of the programme.
Sixty-second vignettes ...
08 Sep 2004
that is used to re-create pivotal moments in history. Sponsorship credits in the form of 60-second vignettes ...
31 Aug 2004
| by Sam Matthews,
offered by credit card, telephone and energy providers and enables consumers to switch between them ...
20 Aug 2004
| by Jules Grant,
credits as well as a 20-second competition spot to run after a 30-second HP 'fender' ad.
This combined ...
11 Aug 2004
| by Sam Matthews,
' -- a 3G smart-card handset that can make credit card transactions....One of the first smart-card handsets, made by Fujitsu, launched in Japan this week. They can be used for a variety of functions -- train travel, debit and credit card withdrawals and personal identification -- that were previously only possible with integrated-circuit cards.
The F900iC can be locked ...
28 Jul 2004
| by Staff,
because they pay the invoice for products ordered, then returns are credited the following month ...
28 Jul 2004
| by Ben Bold
and Permira Advisers for £1.75bn. Last year it sold credit-card brand Goldfish to Lloyds TSB unit Create ...
13 Jul 2004
| by Sam Matthews,
The survey conducted among senior marketers in retail, banking, credit card, insurance, telecoms, travel and utilities companies shows failure in direct marketing, which in turn could promote tougher legislation governing prospect communications.
Telecoms was the most effective sector, gaining a 42% share ...