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People moves: T-Mobile International
08 Dec 2004
Arora, who quit the mobile network earlier this year and has since re-emerged at Google as European
Guide to power: Power 100 - Where did all the women go?
24 Nov 2004
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Media choice: Froogle
10 Nov 2004 | by John Wood, Managing director, bds beechwood
The name of Google's shopping channel, Froogle, describes exactly what the product is about...The idea is not entirely new, but the channel's similarity to the way the Google search engine ... , but consumers will love it. They have already voted Google the most popular brand in the UK and Froogle will only serve to reinforce that. Google really does understand marketing. It develops products that give ...
Mark Ritson on branding: Brands live and die by web's sounding board
10 Nov 2004
the controlled environment of the intended brand page and run a Google search on the two brands. Skinny Cow ...
Mark Ritson on branding: Which of the 63m 'no's' don't you understand?
27 Oct 2004
households, two-thirds of the country's population. With the arrival of Google's Gmail service, the picture ...
Brand Health Check: Lycos
20 Oct 2004
, Yahoo! or Google. They are less likely to mention Lycos, the internet portal characterised by its ... is preoccupied with the impact of Google's soon-to-launch Gmail service. Despite a focus on paid-for services ... 't compare with the white space of Google or the clarity and single-minded offering of Ask Jeeves. Lycos ...
Favourite brands: Brands we love, brands we hate
29 Sep 2004
SEARCH ENGINE Google's stellar performance in this survey reflects its iconic status. Valued at more than £20bn, Google has enjoyed an incredible rise for a brand built entirely by word of mouth. Ajaz Ahmed, chairman of website consultancy AKQA, says Google demonstrates that 'a great product, combined ...
UK votes Google favourite brand
29 Sep 2004 | by Daniel Rogers
Google and Nokia have emerged as the UK's best-loved brands, according to research revealed
Editorial: The profitable line in love and hate
29 Sep 2004 | by Craig Smith, editor
consumers to feel for that brand. Both Persil and Google are among the top five most-loved brands - one ...
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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.
