11 Sep 2009
| by Jennifer Whitehead
are not the first to turn away from the agency in the hunt for creativity. Channel 4's digital TV station E4 has a regular 'E Stings' competition, allowing young creatives to make idents for the channel with a 5 ...
12 May 2000
| by JULIETTE GARSIDE
The Daily Telegraph launched a weekly supplement on e-commerce,
dotcom.telegraph, this week...The Daily Telegraph launched a weekly supplement on e-commerce,
dotcom.telegraph, this week ...
.
It will contain three pages of e-commerce news, lifestyle driven
features, profiles of leading figures in e ...
: Connected was very much technology focused, whereas
dotcom.telegraph is driven by e-business news. I m ...
11 Mar 1999
| by IAN DARBY
Books Online, (BOL) the Bertelsmann owned e-commerce service which
launched in the UK last week...Books Online, (BOL) the Bertelsmann owned e-commerce service which
launched in the UK last week, is planning ads to push traffic to its
site to compete with online giant Amazon and Virgin Books, which
launches in April.
The campaign will go live in the next two weeks and includes national
print ...
22 Oct 1999
| by JEREMY MILES, chairman of Miles Calcraf
an extremely sharp learning curve.
So far Miles Calcraft Brigninshaw Duffy has done six internet or
e ...
million loss in the first year .
What is absolutely clear is that the internet and e ...
share of the communications budget.
E-commerce offers enormous advantages to the public. Among ...
23 Mar 2000
| by ROBERT MCLUHAN
with the offer of a high-performance Subaru
Impreza.
E-mail, too, is a particularly promising strategy ...
Aaron O Sullivan.
One partner is office and home furniture e-tailer Space2.com, whose
managing ...
.
Universal Music, owner of the Motown, Polydor and Island labels and
artists such as Elton John, Sting ...
22 Sep 2000
Despite the hype, consumers do not believe the e-book will replace the traditional paperback...LONDON (Brand Republic) - Despite the hype, consumers do not believe the e-book will replace the traditional paperback, according to a new survey.
The survey by US magazine Publishers Weekly found that 60% of the 1,140 book-buyers questioned were unfamiliar with the e-book format and only four believed e ...
26 Nov 1999
| by JEMIMAH BAILEY
Pearson, the publisher of the Financial Times, this week launches a
new pan-European e...Pearson, the publisher of the Financial Times, this week launches a
new pan-European e-commerce magazine, Connectis, designed to provide
readers with an informed view of developments in e ...
; the
financial services revolution; tackling the online consumer; getting the
most out of the e-economy and e ...
27 Jul 2000
The controversial regulation and investigatory powers bill, dubbed the “e-snooping bill”, has been...LONDON (Brand Republic) - The controversial regulation and investigatory powers bill, dubbed the “e-snooping bill”, has been passed into UK law.
The RIP bill gives the government the power to intercept email and demand access to encryption keys. It was approved in the House of Commons yesterday ...
22 Oct 1999
| by DAVID MCCORMACK
Freud Communications has established a division to bid for a chunk
of the rapidly growing e...Freud Communications has established a division to bid for a chunk
of the rapidly growing e-business market.
According to Freud s head of corporate communications, Oliver Wheeler,
the aim ...
, he said.
At present the e-team is working for eight new businesses, including
four which ...
16 May 2001
LONDON - The first official survey of e-commerce by UK businesses has found that online sales...The Office for National Statistics survey covered 9,000 private businesses with 10 or more employees across the economy. It showed that e-commerce sales accounted for 57bn, or 2% of sales. Excluding ...
values of e-commerce sales were in the wholesale, retail and travel sectors. Business-to-consumer sales ...