ANALYSIS: BBC defends online offensive
11 Dec 2003 | by Ben Carter
market is worth 7.6bn, e-commerce is worth 6.1bn, and internet access is worth 1.3bn. But advertising ...
Dockers Europe has hired digital agency AKQA London to develop the site, which will be built in five languages. The site will initially act as a brand-building platform, showcasing the Dockers range, but will not have e-commerce functionality. Dockers' current web sites cater to the US ...
market is worth 7.6bn, e-commerce is worth 6.1bn, and internet access is worth 1.3bn. But advertising ...
The e-commerce site, which started up in 1998, is currently without a creative agency in this country. It uses MediaCom for all its online self-promotion. But the website, which functions as place ... the rival online sales site Amazon as the number-one commercial e-commerce site in the UK with one billion ...
The e-commerce site, which started up in 1998, is currently without a creative agency in this country. It uses MediaCom for all its online self-promotion. But the website, which functions as a place ... the rival online sales site Amazon as the number-one commercial e-commerce site in the UK with one billion ...
. It does not intend to open other branches, preferring to operate primarily as an e-commerce venture ...
LONDON - Route One, the independent 'street' retailer, has launched a new online store as part of an overhauled direct retail operation.
of head of e-commerce Peter Turner to its top marketing role.
and travel sites, including FT.com and thisismoney.com. Steve Genders, head of e-commerce at Norwich Union ...
A few years ago, digital marketers dreamed of the day e-commerce would drop the 'e' and become just a regular part of doing business, as much a part of the marketing mix as the TV or poster campaign. Dreams can come true. Our 2003 survey of digital agencies highlights the fact that e-business is becoming ...
of bookings through its online facility. Virgin Travelstore merged with sister e-commerce company Worldwide ...
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