BSkyB seeks Open flotation
20 Dec 1999 | by MediaWeek
. The virtual shopping centre available to Sky Digital subscribers includes high street retailers and banks ...
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. The virtual shopping centre available to Sky Digital subscribers includes high street retailers and banks ...
is aiming to exploit what it sees as a gap in online services servicing business to business companies. ...
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The Media Edge has been handed the multi-million pound launch task for online mortgage broker, E-Loan. The agency will work alongside its creative sister agency Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R with immediate ... will be charged with rolling out E-Loan, the first major joint project from eVentures into the UK online market. E ...
BSkyB has taken a stake n online games company Gameplay.com, investing an estimated £11 million ... , Gameplay will become Sky’s games e-commerce partner across its online properties, which includes Sky ... took a 5% stake in online toy retailer Toyzone.co.uk, and further large scale investments are expected ...
in the areas it serves. It also owns Swiss Online, Switzerland's 2nd largest ISP serving140,000 customers ...
Reed Elsevier allocates £200m for online plan...Reed Elsevier is to invest an extra £200 million in online development and marketing next year and will restructure its publishing operations into three global divisions. As revealed by Media Week (December 10), the changes will have ramifications for the company’s UK business publishing operation, Reed Business ...
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