Marketing Direct: List Report 2009
24 Feb 2009 | by Noelle McElhatton
data has dropped off but marketers are still using the higher-profile data from lists such as the FT ...
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in Washington, told the FT: "We've been concerned about the growing third-party use of personal information ...
data has dropped off but marketers are still using the higher-profile data from lists such as the FT ...
FT.com, iVillage, Universal McCann and Unanimis. ...
-based firm has innocent drinks, Thomas Pink, Truprint, EMAP and the FT among its roster of 500 clients. ...
produced the dramatic news that FT readership had fallen by more than a quarter from April 2005 to March ... eyes, circulation was actually rising. And the FT was scarcely the first newspaper or magazine ... , are more reliable than NRS readership data. The FT problem, it appears, has as much to do with sample ...
The list consists of subscribers to publications from the FT Group with a focus on investment, such as FT Active Investors. It also includes readers of WI Link, FT Annual Reports and the Financial Times newspaper in the UK, continental Europe, Asia and North America. Research shows that FT readers based ...
The Guardian was the only quality daily to enjoy month-on-month and year-on-year circulation rises in the May newspaper Audit Bureau of Circulations figures.
The company's data portfolio covers readers of the FT and subscribers to other Financial Times business publications across the UK, Europe, Asia and North America. Kate Amos, product manager at FT ... and has the responsiveness you would associate with such a strong brand as the FT." The FT is the most ...
processing. SPSS' UK customers include Barclays, British Airways, FT.com, Unilever and Waitrose ...
the might of CNN and BBC World in the news sector and the FT and FT.com in the business sector. But, planner ... of the FT, as it struggles with falling circulation and the financial woes of its parent, Pearson. Yet its editorial strength is unscathed. Readers leaving the paper are, for the most part, returning online to FT ...
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