Yell.com appoints AKQA to take brand's advertising back online
31 Jan 2003 | by FRANCESCA NEWLAND
and Microsoft. Yell.com overhauled its website last November in a bid to reduce the time it took to locate a ...
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HONG KONG: Software giant Microsoft has handed its Asia-Pacific corporate PR business to Edelman...to Microsoft Asia-Pacific group manager of corporate communications Olivier Richard, the review was prompted ... -Pacific region for Microsoft. We have to organise in a way that reflects this'. On Edelman's appointment, he ... . The account brief remains focused on key regional media and analyst relations. Microsoft confirmed 14 ...
and Microsoft. Yell.com overhauled its website last November in a bid to reduce the time it took to locate a ...
and Microsoft. Yell.com overhauled its website last November in a bid to reduce the time it took to locate a ...
Microsoft's Windows operating system, saturating the market, Apple began to focus on niche creative ...
." The new stores will be based on the latest commerce technology from Microsoft and will include features ...
LONDON - Future Network has relaunched its Xbox Gamer magazine in the same week that Microsoft...this week, Microsoft said that Xbox was "firmly entrenched" in the number two spot in the European and US ...
ad for Microsoft Windows, and Walter Kehr, who has worked on ads for Dupont and Mitsubishi.
. Metrica's largest clients, such as AOL and Microsoft, have been long-term investors in media tracking, he ...
on March 14, exactly a year after the console's launch. Microsoft's plans for Xbox Live are believed ... gaming is Microsoft's main strategy against PlayStation 2. Agency Republic and AKQA will market Live ...
Microsoft is launching a three-month multi-million pound outdoor, press and online campaign
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