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17 Oct 2002 | by RAVI CHANDIRAMANI
households and 75% of all internet households are broadband-enabled. Cable modems, through NTL and Telewest ...
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DATA 2002: respecting your customer
26 Nov 2002 | by Alex Walsh
At this conference, experts take you through all the issues surrounding data management so that you can create more effective campaigns through better targeted marketing. Consumer awareness of data protection is increasing as many household brands actively seek personal statistics from their customers ...
OMD scoops £80m global Siemens
11 Oct 2002 | by IAN DARBY
appliance range. Siemens ran the review from its headquarters in Munich. The review did not include ...
BT Broadband in 60 content deals for 'no-frills' net
08 Aug 2002
.1 million households a discount on its £27 monthly subscriber fee. ...
BT Directories names top marketer
08 Aug 2002 | by RAVI CHANDIRAMANI
month, is preparing to battle it out against Yellow Pages, the household brand it sold under the Yell ...
Nokia set to target older consumers with set-top box
18 Apr 2002
Nokia is poised to make its entry into the TV set-top box arena, targeting households unaccustomed...Its MediaMaster box launches on April 22, supported by DM targeting predominantly older households that are likely to have only the five terrestrial channels. The box can access all BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 digital channels for £150. Nokia's move will put it into competition with Pace Micro Technology ...
NEW MEDIA: SPOTLIGHT ON PACE - Will the Pace decoder help or hinder the digital expansion? Not everyone is sold on the benefit of Pace Technology. Alasdair Reid investigates
01 Feb 2002 | by ALASDAIR REID
of households. It wants to switch off the analogue TV transmission system some time before 2010 ...
MEDIA FORUM: Can cable ever live up to its interactive promise? - Cable has in-built advantages but it remains debt-ridden and accident-prone. Is adland right to be frustrated? Alasdair Reid reports
18 Jan 2002 | by ALASDAIR REID
nearly two million households with access to interactive digital content, with 58 per cent of ntl ...
BRAND HEALTH CHECK: NTL - Can NTL find a formula to rescue it from debt?
17 Jan 2002 | by RAVI CHANDIRAMANI
household communications brand with the bundled offering of telephony, digital TV and broadband internet ...
HAS BT LOST ITS BRAND POWER?: After splitting up its services in a desperate bid to stem a disastrous profits slide, has BT forfeited the pull of its brand, asks Richard Jolley
10 Jan 2002 | by RICHARD JOLLEY
banks to provide cash-machine services to householders making telephone calls. Marketing ...
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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.
