30 Nov 2000
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Wheels Of Steel will feature disco, while Virgin Radio Lite will provide female userswith pop. The four ...
23 Nov 2000
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choose, the results are always the same: only about 2% of our responses are from females. With fewer females going intodeveloper and programmer roles, there is a great divide across theinternal structures of new media/technology sectors. For example, we have a 6% female representation in our development team ...
25 Sep 2000
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primarily (75%) female readership of the magazine, is now in its tenth year, though Kershaw was unwilling ...
14 Sep 2000
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, accompanied by a first name, age and home town of the model. Yet the Sun is out to woo more female readers ...
18 Aug 2000
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research puts the site at 55% recognition within a sample of 402 female internet users aged 15 ...
08 Jun 2000
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. Computeractive claims that around 35% of its readers are female, making it unique in the computing market. Paul ...
01 Jun 2000
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. “Female models are becoming thinner at a time when women are becoming heavier, and the gap between ...
07 Apr 2000
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Carat has picked up a number of pan-European media planning and buying tasks for drugs giant Pfizer. The account, believed to be worth up to $30 million (£18.5 million), covers marketing campaigns for anti-impotence drug Viagra and Pfizer's European animal health division. Zenith Media will continue ...
23 Mar 2000
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continue in the industry after the age of 50. Indeed, women aged 50-plus constitute less than 4%of female ...
17 Feb 2000
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The National Magazine Company is preparing to launch a women’s portal that will pull together content from its 12 female-oriented magazines. The plans are being driven by Women.com, the successful US women’s portal in which NatMags’ parent company Hearst has a 48% shake. NatMags is expected ...