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16 Sep 2008 | by Media Week
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Planet Media - A speed-read guide to the major developments of the week
02 Dec 2008 | by Media Week
.com, Adconion Media Group, The Steak Group, Microsoft, Lycos Europe, Google, RDF Media, ITV, Channel 4, BSkyB...of business development at a video-streaming platform company, KIT digital, Piri Ramazanoglu. - Microsoft revives talks Microsoft is reportedly reviving talks to acquire Yahoo's search business in a deal ...
Planet Media - A speed-read guide to the major developments of the week
02 Sep 2008 | by Media Week
MediaCom, Naked, The7Stars, Aegis, Havas, PHD North, WPP, Bauer Media, YouTube, Google, Microsoft...is reportedly in discussions with Microsoft regarding the possibility of buying the latter's digital ad agency Avenue A/Razorfish. Microsoft purchased the firm last year as part of a trio of businesses in a $5.9bn ... at the arrangement before it came into effect. - Microsoft buys Greenfield Microsoft is acquiring market research ...
Planet Media - A speed-read guide to the major developments of the week
19 Aug 2008 | by Media Week
to install executives who were open to selling Yahoo to Microsoft, which failed in several attempts ...
Media Moves
12 Aug 2008 | by Media Week
News International, Sky, Posterscope, Microsoft Advertising, UKTV, Cheeze...., and Barry Whelan, from the JCDecaux London regional team. Microsoft Advertising has hired Tom Pearman ...
Planet Media - A speed-read guide to the major developments of the week
05 Aug 2008 | by Media Week
, speaking after selling his entire stake in Yahoo following Microsoft's failed takeover bid STAT TO STEAL ...
Planet Media - A speed-read guide to the major developments of the week
29 Jul 2008 | by Media Week
-Cola, ITV, 20th Century Fox, Freesat, Microsoft, Google, AOL, Moneysupermarket.com, The Guardian, The New...its daily reach to 5.3% from 5% in 2006. DIGITAL - Microsoft splits business Microsoft ... division. The changes come as the head of Microsoft's Platforms and Services Business, Kevin Johnson ... distracted by Microsoft's recent repeated takeover advances. Pre-tax profits totalled $131m (£66m) in Q2 ...
Media Moves
29 Jul 2008 | by Media Week
advertising outfit, has hired Jonathan Baron as vice-president of international sales from Microsoft ...
Planet Media - A speed-read guide to the major developments of the week
22 Jul 2008 | by Media Week
, 24/7 Real Media, Viacom, Microsoft, Amazon, Muzu TV, Sony, Telegraph Media Group, BT, Facebook, UBC..., accusing the video-sharing site of violating its copyright. Microsoft on a roll Microsoft's global ad ...
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22 Jul 2008 | by Media Week
? Microsoft is working on its Photosynth technology, which stitches photos together from unique "DNA ... Microsoft will be working on very closely before it is released to the public. How far should this stuff ...
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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.
