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18 Dec 2003 | by MediaWeek
involved in media delivery. Microsoft now supports several technology investments (MSNBC, MSTV), Sony ...
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Black pleads the Fifth
23 Dec 2003 | by MediaWeek
Microsoft during their protracted anti-trust hearings with the US government in the late 1990s, leads Lord ...
MEDIAWEEK Comment - Ads vs editorial ?flexibility will earn creative revenue
20 Nov 2003 | by MediaWeek
to mark a Pepsi relaunch, or when Microsoft paid for The Times to be given away free - it does so ...
Stop Press
20 Nov 2003 | by MediaWeek
The BBC has poached Sky News presenter Simon McCoy. Starting in the new year, he will work for BBC News 24, which is due to undergo a revamp in December, and BBC1's Breakfast programme. McCoy has been presenting Sky's Sunrise programme. Microsoft intends to allow internet users to block pop ...
MEDIA STRATEGY OF THE WEEK: Barclays? ad initiative in Metro
30 Oct 2003 | by MediaWeek
snapped up by a single client - Microsoft's deal with The Times in the mid-1990s holds that title ...
MSN launches campaign
02 Oct 2003 | by MediaWeek
Microsoft's internet instant messaging service, MSN Messenger, is to feature in another campaign - just six months after a push for the service boosted monthly UK user figures to 6.3 million. The £1m ... week after Microsoft announced it would be closing almost all its chatrooms in a bid to curb predatory ...
Future Network open for business with a roster of clients on board
25 Sep 2003 | by MediaWeek
Future Network's customer publishing house, Future Plus, has opened its doors for business and announced that it already has five clients on its books. The division has picked up the contract business for software company Criterion, Woolworths, Korg, nVidia and Microsoft. Future Plus has announced ...
IS THIS THE END OF TV AS WE KNOW IT?
25 Sep 2003 | by MediaWeek
advertising is down by an estimated £410m a year. Winners are the likes of BT, Energis, Sony, Microsoft ...
Cable guys put their house in order before 2004 marriage
21 Aug 2003 | by MediaWeek
Freeview box. The move came just as Microsoft dumped its 23.6% stake in Telewest, selling it to IDT, a US ...
Net ads alive and clicking
24 Jul 2003 | by MediaWeek
agree the next big player in PPC will be very big indeed - Microsoft. Ian Tester, head ... 's paid-search results business from Overture and later, Ask Jeeves. And Microsoft will not take Yahoo!'s moves lying down. Microsoft, via MSN, is one of Overture's two biggest partners ...
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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.
