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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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Brand Health Check: Kodak
27 Oct 2011 | by Matthew Chapman
be about today - it's not mobile, its contents can be shared only with those sitting within 10ft ...
Samsung launches Galaxy Tab via YouTube's new mobile site
02 Nov 2010 | by Ed Owen
secured two media deals with the Financial Times and London s Evening Standard. The FT has developed a special Samsung Tab app, giving Tab users free FT access until December 1. The FT has previously had great ...
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 ...
And in the real world... Apple, Pearson, Ryanair and more
28 Jul 2009 | by Matt Williams
, the chief executive of Pearson, has said that she is pleased with the progress of FT Publishing, after ...
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 ...
LG Electronics uses experiential roadshow to demystify TV buying
28 May 2009 | by Fiona Ramsay
% of UK households are confused by jargon associated with TV purchases, the LG Xperience, a 20 ft roadshow ...
And in the real world... Fiat/Vauxhall, Bosch, GM, income tax and more
24 Apr 2009 | by Anne Cassidy
The Italian car group Fiat is in talks to take over General Motors Europe, which includes the UK-based Vauxhall and Germany's Opel. Source: The Guardian Chancellor Alastair Darling s 50p income tax rate has sparked concern that it will discourage entrepreneurs and drive talent from the City. Source: FT Bosch ...
And in the real world... Tesco, Oracle, BA, GSK and more
21 Apr 2009 | by Anne Cassidy
, and PepsiCo offered to acquire its two biggest bottling units for $6 billion. Source: FT Tesco has posted ... shareholders over a 270 million capital raising plan. Source: FT ...
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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.
