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12 Nov 1999 | by JOHN TYLEE
. - Advertising Age FT.com has appointed BBDO Worldwide to its dollars 55 million US account after a ...
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What The Papers Say: Portillo gets his point across in the end
12 Nov 1999 | by ED SHELTON
-Europeanism and the Tory party s lurch to the right (FT, 4/11/99)....After his selection as Tory candidate for Kensington and Chelsea, Michael Portillo predicted a personal and unpleasant campaign . Labour retorted that it would focus on his anti-Europeanism and the Tory party s lurch to the right (FT, 4/11/99). A lot of the coverage of Portillo s route back ...
FOCUS EUROLOBBYING: Net benefits - Electronic transmission of information is slashing cumbersome bureaucracy and changing the manner and the time frame in which European lobbyists are operating. Maja Pawinska reports
12 Nov 1999 | by MAJA PAWINSKA
://www.polis.net/ billed as the starting point for information on politics in Europe. Updated daily. http://www.globalarchive.ft ...
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11 Nov 1999 | by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
and buying for the FT s personal finance web site. The work is worth upward of pounds 5m. BBH Unlimited ...
NEW MEDIA: Oddbins goes online with bubbly offer
11 Nov 1999 | by BEN ROSIER
, running on sites such as FT.com and Reuters. The address is www.oddbins.co.uk. ...
FOCUS: NEWS SERVICES - Web vs Wire. For up-to-the-second information, the web is giving traditional news services a run for their money. Mary Cowlett reports
05 Nov 1999 | by MARY COWLETT
to over 225 internet sites including FT.com and Yahoo! while PA maintains its PA NewsCentre and provides ... . Typically it includes on-line searches such as FT Profile or web-based research, and often both. We ... . www.ft.com is the place to check out all the latest business news and market prices. www ...
Band and Brown gains web brief
05 Nov 1999 | by ASHLEY DAVIES
Band and Brown Communications is to pocket around pounds 125,000 in new fees after winning a PR brief from web search engine designer Inktomi without a competitive pitch. Inktomi s search and directory software is behind on-line ventures including FT.com, AOL, Yahoo and Excite. The agency ...
Big Time forced to auction major New Year events
04 Nov 1999 | by IAN DARBY
stages and a giant fun-fair on The Mall at pounds 5000 each. Branded 250ft kites above London bridges ...
DESIGN: What is the future for UK shopping? - Interiors and ’experimental shopping have never been so vital, writes James Curtis
04 Nov 1999 | by JAMES CURTIS
store features a rain-room to test out waterproof gear, a 65ft climbing wall for rock climbers ...
The bookstore fights back: The web challenge has forced high-street booksellers to change for the better, writes Alexandra Jardine
04 Nov 1999 | by ALEXANDRA JARDINE
s unveiled the largest bookshop in Europe in London s Piccadilly. The 66,000 ft store - formerly Simpson ...
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