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24 Sep 2010 | by Gordon MacMillan
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Cannabis group creates ad to back Oakland factory bid
05 Oct 2010 | by Staff
Gropech is hoping it will get the go-ahead to build a 60,000 sq ft facility in Oakland, California, which will house 30,000 cannabis plants, producing as much as $50m of the drug for medical purposes each year. Derek Peterson, co-founder of Gropech, said: "The laws in California were sort of backward ...
Motorola and Verizon team up for tablet launch
04 Aug 2010 | by Jacob Mathias
Motorola refused to comment this morning on the FT.com story , which revealed a number of details about the device, due to be unveiled as early as the autumn. The tablet will operate on the Verizon wireless network and feature a 10-inch screen. It will run on Google s Android operating system with a key ...
China's 'Twitters' targeted by internet police
15 Jul 2010 | by FT.com
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FT iPad app proves more popular than its iPhone app
04 Jun 2010 | by John Reynolds
in the US around two weeks ago. No figures are yet available for the UK launch of the FT iPad app last week. Both the FT iPad app and FT iPhone app were free of charge to consumers in the two-week period. Steve Pinches, lead product development manager of FT.com, said: "The FT iPad has had three times ...
The iPad bandwagon rolls into town
28 May 2010 | by Ben Bold
Accordingly, there are myriad brands making their iPad apps available today, including Sky, the FT ... , The Financial Times released details of its iPad app , which takes its navigational lead from the FT.com, rather ... . It costs nothing to download the FT app and users can read 10 articles per month for free; but a standard ...
High numbers of Twitter followers does not equal influence
13 May 2010 | by Gordon MacMillan
The report "The Million Follower Fallacy" found that popular users with a high number of followers are not necessarily influential in terms of spawning retweets or mentions. Continue reading this post on Brand Republic's digital bog The wall Also new on The Wall Take a look: Vanity Fair and FT iPad app videos ...
Financial Times unveils iPad app
12 May 2010 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
The app, currently in beta, takes its navigational lead from the FT's website rather than ... users with a turning page replica of the paper, the app resembles a cleaner, stripped-down version of FT ... physical, scrolling browsing method is used to access the different sections. The FT has had a ...
FT.com launches new video platform
28 Apr 2010 | by John Reynolds
The changes include a new video hub on FT.com, with further elements of the site being redesigned ... to the FT, is that it will allow greater targeting of content for advertisers, as well as the use of video ... with video specialist, Brightcove. The changes to ft.com/video aim to enhance navigation for consumers ...
AOP reveals contenders for online publishing awards
23 Apr 2010 | by Anne Cassidy
Worldwide, Channel4.com, Guardian News & Media and FT.com among those battling it it out for best digital ad...Worldwide UK Channel 4.com, E4.com 4oD - Channel 4 Financial News Online - Dow Jones FT.com Future ... eCommerce Team - Trader Media Innovation Bitesize Book Notes - BBC HowToSpendIt.com - FT ... Findaproperty.com iPhone app - Associated Northcliffe Digital FT iPhone App - FT m ...
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Making the most of mobile
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.
