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Tullo Marshall scoops Cellnet’s DM business

in July to join BT, where he now oversees business and consumer marketing. Richard Marshall, TMW ...

AGENDA: Microsoft’s real trial is trust - As Microsoft’s bitter legal battle with the US government drags on, Harriet Marsh reports on the likely knock-on effects for the software giant’s customer standing

. As Richard Branson is now discovering, even the most popular brand is vulnerable to a sea-change in popular ...

POINT-OF-PURCHASE: 21st Century POP - Computer-based displays and interactive programmes are transforming point-of-purchase. David Murphy reports

-screen monitor. But as the world turns interactive, Richard Thompson, chairman of POP company EMS ...

Grey unveils drive to promote C&W’s broadcast offering

Grey Integrated has unveiled its first TV advertising for Cable & Wireless, part of a pounds 2 million integrated campaign that launches in November.

AGENDA: Carphone fights off retail giants - Carphone Warehouse is under attack from retailers lining up to sell mobile phones. Alex Benady talks to founder Charles Dunstone who is pumping pounds 5m into marketing his brand to defend its share

will fall away, Richard Hyman of Verdict Research adds. However, others say the market has some way ...

FIELD MARKETING TOP 25 1998: Door to door - Knocking on the door

. Chairman Richard Thompson argues that what is required are training skills more than simple technical ...

RELATIONSHIP MARKETING: Loyalty on every level - Not all products have the clout to support a loyalty scheme. Dave Murphy looks at alternative ways to build a customer base

Richard Marshall, a director of direct marketing agency Tullo Marshall Warren. Companies can go ...

. The sector, Richard Cook argues, cannot afford to rest on it

Computer companies like to compare marketing their arcane selection of circuit boards and silicon chips to the process of selling cars. Consumers, they argue, might well recognise words like torque and brake horse power without ever being able to explain precisely what it is that these things do. But...

IBM link-up with Olympics to end

, which has existed for over 40 years, with new solutions, but to no avail. IOC member Richard ...

INTERACTIVE: IBM

As the recent Yell Awards have shown, trying to pick out aesthetic and functional reasons for rewarding banners is a little difficult.

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