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A game based on the urban sport of free-running will debut on the handheld PlayStation Portable (PSP) device across Europe in March. Called freerunning, it will be extended to the PlayStation console ... . Other games being developed for the PSP, which will take on handheld devices such as the Nintendo DS ...
The glitzy TV ad breaks on 5 November. It is shot on a hand-held camera and features Take That chasing the girls around Twiggy's house to a Macy Gray soundtrack. The high street giant is currently reviewing its media spend and is expected to slash its TV ad budget next year. An M S spokesperson declined ...
A game based on the urban sport of free-running will debut on the handheld PlayStation Portable device across Europe in March. Called 'Freerunning', it will be extended to the PlayStation console ... points. Other games being developed for the PSP, which will take on handheld devices ...
new handheld DigiPad, which costs 4.99 with a pair of Bootlegs. The commercial works ...
. Ogilvy world s first personalised remote shopping service . The hand-held device allows customers ...
then switched to a large crane, which brought us down to a handheld cameraman moving into the Shoreditch ... - and certainly not with handheld footage. In the end, it was a labour of love that nearly killed everyone ...
% of consumers will use handheld devices to buy goods in the run up to Christmas, and cites concerns about ...
for the Nintendo DS helped make the handheld gaming device the second-most searched-for product in the shopping ...
the virtues of Source (a drink with vodka and stuff in it) to camera in hand-held close-up. Finally ...
handheld DS games console, the DSi, which allows users to play music and take photos. The DSi, which goes ...
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.
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