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Is the public ready for the digital switchover?

will be switched off, leaving space for 20 Freeview channels. Nine out of 10 households in Whitehaven had digital ...

Direct mail data not clean enough yet

, letterheads and brochures, enough to fill more than 100 standard household recycling bins. What s more, he ... are greatly reduced, the misdirected mailings stand out. In an average week, a household can receive 10 ... by the agency last year for a household security specialist featured an envelope that had already been ripped ...

Why is online shopping becoming more and more popular?

soared. According to uSwitch, 8m UK households spend, on average, two hours a day shopping online ...

Biggest brands: Top 50 selling brands 2007

-home purchasing habits of 25,000 demographically representative British households. Using an in-home device ...

Online ad spend: Internet establishes itself as a major advertising medium

, putting the UK ahead of the USA in terms of percentage of households with broadband. Furthermore ...

'Smaller' internet service provider market is worth £1.15bn a year says Ofcom

households. Based on interviews with more than 300 smaller ISPs, the research shows that: Niche ISPs ...

Online ad spend: Internet advertising nears £1 Billion for the first six months of 2006

-growing display medium. Ten million households in the UK are now on broadband, and this is recognised ... with ten million British households now using fast connections, according to the Office of National Statistics. This represents 40% of UK homes, an increase from the 8.5% of households with broadband just ...

 

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