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ANALYSIS: BSkyB suffers setback in interactive plans - The decision by two major brands to cease selling on Sky Active is a blow to iTV, writes Ravi Chandiramani
31 Jan 2002 | by RAVI CHANDIRAMANI
than 641,000. "Sky Active will be very disappointed," says Howard Unna, Woolworths' former e-commerce ...
Beeb.com axes 40 jobs in restructure
29 Jan 2002 | by Claire Billings,
The job cuts come as part of a final phase of restructuring at the e-commerce site, which has been ongoing since Turner joined when beeb.com's ownership was restructured. Set up in 1997 by BBC Worldwide, US technology investor TH Lee Putnam Ventures took a 13.5% stake, valued at 32.5m ...
Turner quits CEO role at Beeb Ventures
29 Jan 2002 | by Claire Billings,
ever to dominate the e-commerce business, in which it is already a clear leader." If you have ...
UK leads world in digital interactive TV claims report
28 Jan 2002 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
The IPA report, written by Howard Unna, formerly head of e-commerce at Woolworths, says that the UK is ahead of even the US in the sophistication of digital interactive television and in uptake, with more than 30% of UK homes signed up already. However, the report warns that "traditional ...
NEW MEDIA: SPOTLIGHT ON BIPA - Digital publishers hold a firm line as Drayton takes on BBC. BIPA's new chairman is not going to allow the BBC any rest, Alasdair Reid reports
25 Jan 2002 | by ALASDAIR REID
and e-commerce issues they have trouble getting their heads around - for instance the European ...
Digital publishers hold a firm line as Drayton takes on BBC
24 Jan 2002
politicians about thedata protection and e-commerce issues they have trouble getting their heads around ...
BRIEFS: Littlewoods promotes Phil Anderson
24 Jan 2002
Littlewoods has promoted marketing and brand strategy director Phil Anderson to the new position of special projects director. The role he vacated has been taken by e-commerce chief Greg Ball. ...
STOP PRESS: Currys appoints marketing director
24 Jan 2002
Currys has appointed Ian Ditcham as marketing director following the resignation of Euan Sutherland to join Matalan. Ditcham's most recent role at Dixons Stores Group was director of direct business and e-commerce. He has also been marketing director for Dixons and The Link. ...
Universal Studios signs up for HHCL interactive shop
24 Jan 2002
to be assisting Thomson in promoting its recently relaunched e-commerce site. It is also working on a ...
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