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2006, what a year
22 Dec 2006 | by by Jennifer Whitehead
the internet came of age. Again. Google bought YouTube in a $1.65bn deal. News Corp had already bought everything else. Everyone said that Google wasn't that smart buying YouTube because it does not make money ... knows that Google probably will soon be making a lot of money out of YouTube and no one will be cross ...
Digital News: Fiat reworks web presence
20 Dec 2006 | by Gareth Jones
the first automotive company to run a competition using Google Earth. Fiat spent £320,000 of its £19.2m UK ...
Review of the year: 10 biggest marketing moments 2006
20 Dec 2006
?' was the general reaction when Google announced it was buying online video-sharing site YouTube in October. The $1 ...
The Annual 2006: Medium of the Year - The Economist
15 Dec 2006
's to another 160 years or so of rude health. Google If the award in this category was made on the basis of the most talked-about brand in media, then it would undoubtedly have gone to Google. The online company ... of newspapers and into TV news bulletins after its acquisition of YouTube for $1.65 billion. That Google is a ...
The Annual 2006: Campaign of the Year - Sony Bravia
15 Dec 2006
There can be few campaigns in the past 12 months that have galvanised public and professional opinion quite as extensively as Fallon's work for Sony Bravia. If you enter the word "advert" into Google, Sony's bravia-advert.com site pops up as the second result. It's not a paid link, merely a measure ...
The Annual 2006: And finally ... some predictions for 2007
15 Dec 2006 | by Brinsley Dresden, Lewis Silkin
McCartney will announce her acquisition of Google. Concerns will be raised for the integrity of the search ...
The Annual 2006: That was the year that was - Adland's 2006
15 Dec 2006
owners, such as Google and Yahoo!, could support brand awareness activity on top of direct response. Google continued to launch numerous products, while Yahoo! faced some criticism from analysts for missing ...
The Annual 2006: Production Company of the Year - Gorgeous
15 Dec 2006
(stick "advert" in Google and the Bravia site is the second result - and it's not a sponsored one ...
Media agency of the year - Carat
14 Dec 2006 | by by Staff
), COI Cinema (£3.6 million), Network Rail (£3 million), Airmiles (£3 million) and Google (£2 million ...
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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.
