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OPINION - Leader - Devolving power is a key challenge for global brands
16 Dec 1999 | by CONOR DIGNAM, Editor
the business missions of some of the world s biggest companies, from McDonald s to Coca-Cola to Microsoft...Think global, act local. It s one of the most easily-trotted out phrases in marketing. It sums up the business missions of some of the world s biggest companies, from McDonald s to Coca-Cola to Microsoft. But saying the words is a lot easier than delivering on them, and in many ways it s getting ...
OF HUMAN BONDING: Are team-building courses valuable weekends away or conflict-causing nightmares? Colin Grimshaw enters the world of raft making and penguin suits
06 Dec 1999 | by COLIN GRIMSHAW
District - Merewood, Brierywood and Cragwood - for clients such as Microsoft, Sony and Manchester United ...
MEDIA: VIZ - AN EXPERT’S VIEW. Viz might be 20 years old but there remains a fresh feel to it. By Sam Ironside
03 Dec 1999 | by SAM IRONSIDE, the son of Mike Ironside,
: 226,869 Ad rate full-page colour: pounds 7,500 Advertisers include: Microsoft, Virgin ...
CAMPAIGN DIRECT: ISSUE - GLOBAL NEWCOMERS. New global players burst out from below the line. Some of the latest emerging stars are following a different game plan to reach the top, Ken Gofton writes
03 Dec 1999 | by KEN GOFTON
promotion, training, new media Major clients Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Compaq ... , interactive media Major clients Microsoft, Glaxo Wellcome, Mars ...
100 Marketing Moments: The 20th century saw the birth of modern marketing, Jane Bainbridge charts some historic landmarks through the decades
02 Dec 1999 | by JANE BAINBRIDGE
in the UK. 1980 - IBM chooses Microsoft to write the operating system for its new computers ...
MSN briefs Bowman to boost European sales
29 Nov 1999 | by LEXIE GODDARD
Tom Bowman, UK sales director of Microsoft portal MSN, has been given a brand new brief to swell...Tom Bowman, UK sales director of Microsoft portal MSN, has been given a brand new brief to swell advertising revenue across Europe. The 41-year-old internet advertising veteran moved into his new office last week as MSN s first sales chief for Europe, Middle East and Africa. One ...
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25 Nov 1999 | by ALEXANDRA JARDINE
, will have billings of more than pounds 65m. Clients include Vodafone, Ford, Microsoft, BT and Anheuser..., will have billings of more than pounds 65m. Clients include Vodafone, Ford, Microsoft, BT and Anheuser ... worldwide for children. Microsoft Hotmail is sponsoring TFI Nightly, the Sunday-Thursday early ... sponsorship deal between Microsoft and UK radio. The deal includes on-air credits with the show. TFI Nightly ...
Reed Elsevier and Microsoft in battle over net ad revenue
22 Nov 1999 | by RACHEL MINTER
Reed Elsevier is locked in a legal wrangle with Microsoft over advertising revenue on a travel...Reed Elsevier is locked in a legal wrangle with Microsoft over advertising revenue on a travel website. Reed had been collaborating with Microsoft on the software giant s Expedia site, providing information for an online hotel directory via its Cahners division. Now Reed says Microsoft ...
GWR sales team wins medley of spot deals
22 Nov 1999 | by ASHLEY DAVIES
, PC World, Renault, BT and Microsoft. Jack Daniels and Mars Flyte have ads on both channels ...
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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.
