British Airways to phase in SMS marketing
21 Dec 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
LONDON – British Airways is looking to use SMS for marketing and customer services in the future
LONDON – Mblox, the ringtone service behind the Crazy Frog ringtone phenomenon, has been fined £40
LONDON – British Airways is looking to use SMS for marketing and customer services in the future
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