to remove filtersiMac push to be Apple’s biggest
27 Aug 1998 | by LISA CAMPBELL
the product in its windows nationwide and a 20ft by 20ft iMac-shaped balloon will appear on some buildings ...
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COMPUTER REPORT: The Web Insiders - Four of the biggest online computer spenders discuss their strategy and offer insights into the potential of net advertising. By Robert Dwek
04 Sep 1998 | by ROBERT DWEK
on 20 web sites, including FT.com, Yahoo, Alta Vista, Lycos and the Evening Standard ...
Spirit uses success of C&W-sponsored boat in press debut
17 Jul 1998 | by CLAIRE BEALE
Spirit, the agency start-up chaired by the author, Michael Dobbs, has released its first work, a global ad for the telecoms giant, Cable s press ad ran internationally in the business titles, such as the Wall Street Journal, FT International, the South China Morning Post and the Financial Times ...
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: Upgrading the marketing drive - IT marketers are failing to take advantage of their own strengths in building their brands, according to research by The Banner Corporation Fran Littlewood reports.
18 Jun 1998 | by FRAN LITTLEWOOD
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MARKETING TECHNOLOGY: Getting ahead with systems - IT is an essential weapon in the marketing armoury, but marketers still have a great deal to learn, writes Sharon Smith
26 Feb 1998 | by SHARON SMITH
to the FT 5000 - operate strategic customer management systems. Both Juer and Hewson admit that ...
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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.
