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
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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 ...
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 ...
Google beats traditional icons to be named UK favourite
28 Sep 2004 | by Daniel Rogers,
LONDON - Google and Nokia have emerged as the UK's best-loved brands, according to research
Google and Multimap join to deliver targeted online ads
28 Sep 2004 | by Staff,
LONDON - Internet search engine Google has teamed up with Multimap.com to deliver geographically...The ads will be targeted at an audience who are looking at visiting one of the UK's main cities via the online mapping company's website . The deal will allow Google to deliver eight sponsored ... in online advertising and it's great that a major search engine of the calibre of Google has recognised ...
Google rumoured to be planning Internet Explorer rival
23 Sep 2004 | by Staff,
LONDON - Google could be planning to launch a web browser to challenge the dominance of Microsoft...Industry sources say that the internet company, best known for its Google search engine product ... new web browser, which Google has declined to comment on. However, analysts believe the move is highly likely. James Governor, a principal analyst at Red Monk, has said he would be surprised if Google ...
‘Agencies are bamboozling clients’
21 Sep 2004 | by MediaWeek
section on a search results page – is mostly held by Google and Overture and is the fastest ...
Media Bitch
21 Sep 2004 | by MediaWeek
at Rhythmm Communications 1 Which of the following is a Google advertising program? a) Adwords b ...
Media mentor
21 Sep 2004 | by MediaWeek
have developed Google. What is the first thing you do when you get to work in the morning? Switch ...
Yahoo! exploits World Cup links
15 Sep 2004
-pound campaign in an attempt to close the gap on rival Google.
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