BSI targets business with standardisation push
08 Aug 2005 | by by Joe Lepper
the supplement. "The aim is to hit them with the mail shot after this FT article when the issue is fresh ...
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the firm's mobile-banking service by placing a 12ft-high model of a phone at national railway stations ...
the supplement. "The aim is to hit them with the mail shot after this FT article when the issue is fresh ...
WWAV created banners, which its media division placed on websites including Conde Nast Traveller, Telegraph.co.uk, Forbes.com, Economist.com, WSJ.com and FT.com. The banner ads picture stunning holiday destinations, with the strapline "The more you see, the more you want". James Quint, online group head ...
on business sites including FT.com, The Economist and the business channels of The Guardian and The Times ...
it claims is its biggest UK marketing campaign. It has transformed a 40ft-long HGV for use in an interactive
LONDON - FT.com is launching a behavioural targeting service for online advertisers to enable them...FT.com will become the first non-US website to offer this service for clients on a global basis ... Revenue Science will assist FT.com in creating the service. The classification into distinct user groups ... data and registration and location of internet access. FT.com said that the technology enables ...
was founded in 1989. Clients include The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, FT, Evening Standard, CBBC, BBC Radio ...
of industry and service sectors. The FT coverage is accompanied by a letter with a detachable response ...
dir Erik Beaton. Major clients include Peugeot, Mazda, FT.com. 70% call centre, database ...
Launching this Saturday, it includes an insert campaign in the FT magazine and an email campaign, which is to be sent to 70,000 people across Europe from the FT's database. The below-the-line activity backs up a wider campiagn. This Saturday, the weekend FT will also distribute a special commemorative ...
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