Obama victory credited to digital advice of strategist Axelrod
06 Nov 2008 | by Darren Davidson
LONDON - The success of Barack Obama's election campaign has been in part credited to a 21st
Hitting shelves yesterday with a price tag of 4.95, the phone is marketed towards credit-crunched consumers in the run up to the Christmas shopping season. No frills features include a large keypad ... customers products they can afford with a credit-crunch-busting mobile for under a fiver." Carphone ...
LONDON - The success of Barack Obama's election campaign has been in part credited to a 21st
money and they were refusing. "In these credit crunched times we couldn't even give money away ...
Users of Tesco's pay-as-you-go service will get extra credit when they top up. For example, a 10 top up will get 10 extra credit, while someone spending 15 on credit will receive an additional 30 ... of 45 -- giving them 60 credit in total. Both plans will be flexible, allowing customers to use ...
While consumers have been counting the cost of the credit crunch, brands have relied on price ... to eat, so people tend to economise in other areas,' he says. Indeed, one effect of the credit crunch ... by the credit crunch. The 24% value growth of bread brand Warburtons, taking it to fifth place in the table ...
, demonstrates that 'cans are still one of the most convenient forms of packaging', says Garner. As the credit ...
: "The 100 Best Global Brands are a reflection of the global economy - the current credit crisis ...
. Advertiser will receive credit back from Twittad for the time their ad was not served." However, how much ...
MailTxt credit for every message sent and received via a subscriber's phone, access to Daily Mail main ...
It is a creditable attempt to prove that the internet is not solely a young person's playground. But the fact that the term 'silver surfers' has been eschewed by the week's organisers in favour of this new play on words reveals a deeper trend. Marketers who still refer to all internet users aged over 50 ...
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.