video to the FT.com in addition to the photo, world news, business news and data that it already offers ...
LONDON - Reuters has signed a deal with The Financial Times to supply video content to FT...The additional video content from Reuters will supplement the FT s in-house video production, which delivers more than 100 videos a month. The FT said it expects video production to further expand into 2008. Reuters latest tie-up comes three months after FT.com signed Reuters to a three-year rolling contract ...
and ads, creating a more powerful experience. Having been part of the team that designed the FT.com model ... elsewhere. We only see paid-for models working for niche titles that offer exclusive information, such as FT ...
Ridding said he was "absolutely confident" that FT.com would continue to expand its online readership, even if its rival stopped its subscription service, because a one-size-fits-all model "didn ... for the WSJ when News Corporation acquires its parent company Dow Jones next month. Content on FT ...
- The Financial Times has appointed Richard Edgar as the head of video for FT.com. He will be responsible for developing FT.com's video section, reporting to James Montgomery, editor of FT.com. - Radio outfit CanWest MediaWorks UK has appointed Jonathan Arendt as managing director of the company's Original ...
LONDON - Richard Edgar has been appointed to FT.com as its first head of video....Edgar, formerly Europe, Middle East and Africa editor for Reuters Video, will be responsible for developing the website s video section, which currently publishes more than 100 videos a month. The appointment coincides with the launch of new business related video content. In the last 12 months, FT ...
, has stepped up his campaign to secure the post on a permanent basis. He told the FT the next chief ...
to launch a new range of phone box ad sites measuring 4ft by 8ft in key parts of central London has been ...
of the Rolling Stones She s a Rainbow, finishing up with a giant 30ft red Play-Doh bunny. It is just ...
The kiosks, which were to comprise six-sheet ads alongside BT phones, were first unveiled in Richmond, Ealing and Peterborough in June, but Westminster Council has rejected BT s plans for the 4ft by 8ft structures. The company has already had consent from more than 20 London boroughs and 21 further ...
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