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20 Dec 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
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Raymond Snoddy on media: HDTV needs team effort at World Cup
21 Dec 2005
If England were to make the final, football fans would be desperate to see the match in high definition. And if they couldn't manage to get a box themselves, the word of mouth that can drive the rapid ... and running, it will not have the rights to any of the England games. The BBC, on the other hand, will have ...
ITV appoints John Whiston to head up production arm
15 Dec 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
to Charles Allen, chief executive of ITV, and will be based in the north of England, close to production ...
ITV set to close rolling news channel ITV News
14 Dec 2005 | by by Joe Lepper
news bureau in Beijing, improving news programming in the north of England and Scotland, investing ...
GMG joins race for North East licence with rock and talk mix
08 Dec 2005 | by by Staff
GMG plans to launch Rock Talk across the north east of England and will broadcast speech all day and classic rock music all night if the group's application for the new licence is successful. GCap has put in a bid for its indie station Xfm, which is already in London and Manchester, while Chrysalis Radio ...
Football scores own goal
07 Dec 2005
to end its £5m-a-year sponsorship of the England team. It seems football sponsors are not happy. While ... in exploiting the England team and the FA Cup. But the period of exclusivity, which allows an incumbent ... value for money.' So, does an FA sponsorship deliver value? Few analysts doubt the England team is a ...
How brands make their own content work for them
06 Dec 2005 | by Steve Hemsley
's San Siro stadium. Among the players expected to take part are England captain David Beckham ...
Media: Things we like
02 Dec 2005
for its sole advertiser, HMV. Francis Fulford: Why England's F***ed "I expect this was written ... on Sky One's Francis Fulford: Why England's F***ed. The opinionated aristo left Devon to find out why ... at Romford dog-track, where he chatted with working-class fellows about England's marvellous history ...
This week: Marketing news from the national press
30 Nov 2005
, the former England footballer, has launched a bi-monthly magazine, Icon, aimed at footballers ...
Media: Strategy Analysis - Spicing up dull cricket advertising
25 Nov 2005
, England actually had a side that could give the Aussies a match. In the past, cricket sponsorship ...
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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.
