And in the real world... BA, Google, Simple and more
15 Dec 2009 | by Kate Nettleton
: The Financial Times In a bid to take on Apple's iPhone, Google has been secretly developing a new mobile ...
BSkyB has pulled out of talks with Google about showing its TV shows for free on YouTube. Talks ended because Sky was not willing to make its shows available for free. Source: Daily Telegraph Emap has admitted that failure to renegotiate its loan covenants could throw its survival prospects ...
: The Financial Times In a bid to take on Apple's iPhone, Google has been secretly developing a new mobile ...
to films such as Avatar and Sherlock Holmes. Source: Financial Times Google has confirmed its work ...
-up: Partizan Medium of the Decade: Google For the full write-ups, see this week's issue of Campaign ...
engines such as Google that have put newspaper sales under pressure by offering free news online. Source ...
that will lend to Britain's small businesses. Source: The Times Google has announced plans to prominently ...
owners and other publishers for removing their content from Google. Source: The Financial Times ... Times Google is in talks with British estate agents to launch an online property portal, which ...
LONDON - Google has appointed glue London and BBH Labs to handle global communications strategy...and London on the campaign, as well as with Google s marketing teams in Europe and the US. Obi Felten, the head of consumer marketing EMEA at Google, made the appointment. It is the first time that Google has worked with a UK agency on an advertising campaign, but BBH Labs has worked on projects for Google ...
. Earlier this month, Rupert Murdoch said he would try to block his sites from showing up on Google search ...
Google. The Microsoft deal, reported by the FT , could spark a search engine battle and also offer hope ... bid to convince them to "de-index" their sites from Google, according to the report. The move is being viewed as a direct assault on Google's search engine by Microsoft. ...
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.