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30 Nov 2009 | by Kate Nettleton
confidence. Source: The Guardian Fears of a double-dip recession have grown after the services sector ...
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LONDON - O2 is launching a mobile advertising service called O2 More that will reward customers...The mobile company has signed up 50 brands, including Adidas, Cadbury and Blockbuster, to back the service, which will offer personalised ads and discounts to each customer. O2 More is an opt-in programme ... will be asked to sign up for the service online and will receive up to one message per day based ...
confidence. Source: The Guardian Fears of a double-dip recession have grown after the services sector ...
LONDON - Sony Professional Services Europe has appointed Partners Andrews Aldridge to handle its...markets. Sony Professional Services, a division of Sony Europe, provides businesses with fully integrated ... also picked up a brief from the financial services company First Direct. The agency ...
The ads, promoting Sky phone and broadband services, stated: "Cut your broadband and phone bills by around half with Sky." A table was shown comparing the cost of Sky s services with Virgin Media and BT ... customers whose telephone and broadband services were supplied by Virgin or BT, and the savings claims were ...
to growth even in challenged sectors such as financial services. In light of this growing confidence ...
of Joost, the online video service founded by the people behind Skype, has been put into liquidation after ...
billion to 6.4 billion. The Group's financial services arm also saw a 50 per cent increase ...
, the eagerly awaited online music service.
as chief executive of its services business, replacing Simon Beresford-Wylie who left the company to spend ...
to expand its financial services division. The expansion will also see the retailer rebrand the operation ...
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.