Media: Zeitgeist - Microsoft puts a 50s veneer on its home entertainment Media Center for the future
22 Oct 2004
and replace it all with a single living-room computer. In the UK, wood is back in fashion in the design of DAB
The campaign will appear on site including MSN and AOL and targets 18- to 34-year-olds. It encourages people to find the mobile phone that matches their own personality, and highlights the fact that some of the most fashionable handsets come for nothing when signing up for O2's monthly tariffs for a ...
and replace it all with a single living-room computer. In the UK, wood is back in fashion in the design of DAB
LONDON - BT has launched a wireless hotspot to help the fashionistas at this year's London Fashion...Designers, buyers, exhibitors, journalists and photographers attending the fashion shows ... Wireless Broadband, said: "With thousands of fashion followers, journalists and photographers from around the world visiting London Fashion Week, the installation of BT Openzone provides them with a perfect ...
Hewlett Packard is tying up with Hachette Filipacchi's fashion magazine Elle, as part of an attempt
includes a competition offering an all-expenses-paid fashion weekend in London, with 1000 euros (£665 ...
of 'Spark' will feature Peter Gabriel talking about web-based music distribution; an item on how the fashion ...
fashionable, sexy phones. 'It goes beyond being a trusted brand. I think if we just focus on trust we miss ...
. Good old-fashioned controversy still has its part to play, with the fallout from the Mr Kipling ...
The new campaign, which has also been created by WCRS, will stay in the 1970s but will move away from vests and shorts to tight yellow jumpsuits, with the twins transformed into detectives from the decade that fashion forgot. The Number is not commenting in advance of the launch of its new campaign ...
unit, said: "As this chart evolves, it will track the convergence of fashion, fads and phones ...
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.