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22 Mar 2011 | by Ed Owen
) as they compete in the women's tour. The activity was lanched in Miami and featured a 36ft-tall Facebook page ...
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Campaign Viral Chart: P&G holds strong as Thinkbox debuts
11 May 2012 | by Ben Hall
,047 shares 6. Peugeot 208 'Nonstop to Rudimental ft. John ...
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 ...
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 ...
Corporate consumers: Google and Dell name-check business clients
20 Oct 2009 | by Fiona Ramsay
and Daily Telegraph . An online campaign will run across websites including Silicon.com, FT.com and Times ...
Microsoft 'appoints Morgan Stanley to sell Razorfish'
29 Jun 2009 | by Colin Marrs
The Financial Times ' website last night reported that Microsoft has appointed Morgan Stanley to sell the agency, possibly due to more favourable tax implications. An analyst quoted by the FT said that the agency was worth between $600 million to $700 million. Razorfish, which is based in Seattle, has more ...
The Week: Media news - FT launches social network
29 Feb 2008
Annual membership will cost £1,700 plus VAT, and will give subscribers the opportunity to contact fellow members online, a free pass to one conference from the FT's Global Conferences and Events portfolio, access to face-to-face members' networking events and a premium subscription to FT.com. ...
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23 Jun 2006
" bands. FT.COM'S REVAMP The Financial Times' website has long been a must-see source of breaking news ... . The best news is for advertisers, though - ads seem to stand out more on the page and FT.com is offering ... to the lack of clutter. FT.com is apparently planning more changes to the site, including improved classified ...
AKQA creates Flash banner ads to push Microsoft's 'agility'
03 May 2002
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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.
