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08 Jun 2001 | by TARA STEVENS
for positioning on magazine covermounts and in editorials. Many presenters and journalists 'Digimasked ...
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MEDIA BRIEFS: Indie launches website to carry dedicated news
08 Mar 2002
dedicated news. It is planned to complement the relaunched monthly magazine, which will concentrate
MEDIA E-BUSINESS: E-business cuts its teeth in magazines - While 'e-business' is a marginally more
03 Nov 2000 | by ADAM HILL
that the numbers did not add up. And since acquiring Ziff Davis' European magazines in July, the publisher also ... at IT and telecoms consultancy Kaizo, thinks this could work, to some extent, in magazines' favour. 'It ... magazines for information. But Smith is also right when he says that the real trick for titles ...
FOCUS: HI-TECH PR - Zapping the new year bug problem/Consultancies are warning clients of the dangers of not being Year 2000 compliant, even while remaining inadequately prepared themselves. Peter Robinson reports
01 Sep 2000 | by IAN DARBY
, new service Fleet Street Online provides access to online newspapers and magazines and free e ...
CAMPAIGNS: Crisis Management - Debugging the ’love letter’ virus
19 May 2000 | by BEN BOLD
. The message that Sophos had developed a cure also came through. Trade magazine Computer Weekly ...
TOP 50: HI-TECH PR: IT comes under global spotlight - As large corporations adopt global electronic communications as the norm, the IT sector is booming. Robert Gray investigates
29 May 1998 | by ROBERT GRAY
the monthly magazine market has long been packed to the gills with a huge range of carefully segmented ... . The agency has 35 clients in digital printing and finishing, magazine, newspaper, internet publishing ...
Aiming for the tallest poppy: Microsoft may be the business success of the decade but its dominance of the market has led to a PR backlash from some quarters. Lexie Goddard reports
06 Mar 1998 | by LEXIE GODDARD
magazine, agrees relations could be better. Prod any IT journalist with the subject of Microsoft ... s Fortune magazine conducted two polls to assess public attitudes towards the company in early January ... officer in the US, Bob Herbold, told Fortune magazine, it now plans to invest more in researching ...
FOCUS: ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING - Screening new forms of client contact/Publishing electronically is opening up new marketing frontiers for PR agencies and contract publishers. Nick Purdom investigates
11 Jul 1997 | by NICK PURDOM
, managing director of contract publisher Premier Magazines which recently set up Premier Interactive ... effectively have to turn it into an interactive magazine. Hayes sees huge potential in linking ... IT magazines, is using a web site carrying a synopsis of the content of its magazines to sell subscriptions ...
CAMPAIGNS: Luring IT Poms to the land of Oz - Public Awareness
20 Jun 1997 | by NICK PURDOM
in the Express, Daily Mail, Daily Star, Financial Times and ES Magazine. There were also interviews on London ...
PR EUROPE: PARIS: Compuserve is a Net gain for Text
06 Jun 1997 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
such as Compuscope, an on-line entertainment listings magazine. The contract was awarded last month and is thought...such as Compuscope, an on-line entertainment listings magazine. The contract was awarded last month and is thought ...
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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.
