Campaign: Software group puts piracy on the agenda - B2C Comms
22 Oct 2004 | by Joe Lepper
, as well as on 13 online publications and wire services, two TV programmes and 95 regional radio shows ...
Virgin Media, formed last year by a merger with cable TV firm NTL, has hired Frank PR for a six-figure sum to handle national consumer PR, following a four-way pitch in December. Meanwhile, Virgin Mobile ... to promote Virgin Media's 'quadplay services' of TV, mobile, broadband and phone, focusing on pushing its ...
, as well as on 13 online publications and wire services, two TV programmes and 95 regional radio shows ...
using a computer need to be alerted about breaking news in a similar way to the one used on TV
heights. For example, Coke's current UK TV ad push is recognisably British, featuring an ice-cream van ... of its Windows 95. Industry analysts are concerned that Microsoft's quest to conquer cable TV has stalled, with its set-top-box software failing to make significant in-roads into the European pay-TV ...
. It includes work for Dremedia, a specialist division of Autonomy responsible for digital TV software ...
UK subsidiary AXTechnology will be adapted to link together all BBC TV content, including ... drives. Interfaces make it easy to find specific programmes from within the range of digital TV ... Burke, BBC project manager (personal television), stressed the agreement was for a technical trial ...
the agency teamed up with ITN to create Corporate Television Network. CTN was the subject of a ...
will handle PR for a campaign over the Christmas period which backs up a new TV advertising drive signalling a ...
the nation s TV screens while they re watching Wimbledon? No, says Kolah, and for several reasons ... . Rights fees will rise and digital TV will fracture target audiences. The trick, according ... into sponsorship for the TV coverage, remembers Earl, the first Hollis Sponsorship Personality of the year ...
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