The craft of arts sponsorships
01 Jun 2012 | by Matthew Chapman
created an art installation, Cell, that used Kinect to map people's online 'personalities.' Google ...
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the credit card provider's largely online marketing approach. Woodburn said: "We re definitely hoping ...
created an art installation, Cell, that used Kinect to map people's online 'personalities.' Google ...
in the online film rental market against Netflix and Sky's forthcoming internet service.
of teenage romance are displayed online, the fundamentally flawed nature of this logic is clear. Although ... understand that connectivity comes with responsibility. The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre ...
children and adults has led to expansion into franchise opportunities, such as an online animated series ... throughout. In the same way players are rewarded online with coins once they complete challenges and quests, children solving puzzles in the magazine will earn coins that can be used to credit their online account ...
it by expanding into online and mobile platforms, albeit at the cost of heavy investment for less financial return ...
with consumers online.
William Hill, which is the official betting partner of the FA, will hand out 200,000 bet certificates worth 5 and at odds of 1,000-1 to parents as it seeks to take advantage of the hype ahead of Euro 2012. To qualify for the free bet, customers have to place a 10 football bet in-shop or online ...
Premier League club West Bromwich Albion has signed online property company Zoopla as its new shirt...The deal with Bodog was initially for two-years but included an option to end the deal after 12 months. The deal with Zoopla.co.uk, an online property brand begins on June 1 and will run at least ... with online property search and research." There have been reports of financial problems at Bodog in the US. ...
Bet365, the online betting company, has signed a significant six-figure deal to sponsor ITV
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.