to remove filtersBroadband of gold?
27 Oct 2000 | by MediaWeek
million households in the UK and interactive services are growing at a quicker rate than the net,” he says ...
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US regulator passes AOL Time Warner
15 Dec 2000 | by MediaWeek
– which connect 20% of US households – to at least three other ISPs. The FTC will also have the right ...
Le grande TV squeeze
12 Oct 2000 | by MediaWeek
% of French households had access to the net by July 2000, compared to more than 50% for Singapore, over 30 ...
Can TiVo change our TV habits?
05 Oct 2000 | by MediaWeek
or at the very least diminish viewership as households fast forward, the company itself says it is “advertising ...
BSkyB heralds next revolution
06 Jul 2000 | by MediaWeek
of control over what people watch, even in non-digital households. “The BBC will pay for space on a ...
Yes TV teams up with BT
31 May 2000 | by MediaWeek
Yes TV and BT are to pilot a video-on-demand, internet and e-mail service in households in Hammersmith and Chiswick. Over 400 homes will take part in the scheme by having their televisions connected to ADSL phone lines. Subscribers are offered a choice of two deals: the Entertainment Package for £20 a ...
Amstrad phone lets advertisers target customer
19 Apr 2000 | by MediaWeek
Electronics manufacturer Amstrad is offering advertisers the chance to target consumers with direct response ads through their household telephones. Using a new telephone and e-mail set called e-m@iler which features a screen and key pad, Amstrad will offer clients screen space with an e-mail response ...
The Ambient Challenge
30 Mar 2000 | by MediaWeek
households each week. “If a company is spending £12 million on a new product, the ad must be in store ...
TV glimpses its future
23 Mar 2000 | by MediaWeek
that the Government might provide a simple decoder box to non-digital households. “It is hard not to conclude ...
Open valued at £2.2 billion
20 Mar 2000 | by MediaWeek
Ackerman is aiming to get Open’s reach extended to one in four British households by the end of the year ...
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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.
