Retail News: Littlewoods nets Monstermob tie
22 Dec 2004
Littlewoods is boosting its mobile phone offer to cash in on the growing ringtone and mobile content market.
Vodafone has extended its sponsorship agreement with the Ferrari Formula One team for a further two years in a deal worth an estimated £50m. The mobile operator plans to offer Ferrari-branded 3G content.
Littlewoods is boosting its mobile phone offer to cash in on the growing ringtone and mobile content market.
Lycos.co.uk and premium mobile services provider Opera Telecom have joined forces to bring Lycos content to mobiles. Opera Telecom will offer games, ringtones and wallpaper via the Lycos-branded mobile channel. Content is likely to be expanded next year, and the deal is based on a revenue-sharing agreement...
Warner Bros. Online and T-Mobile International have signed a wireless distribution deal that will provide the mobile network's customers with games, wallpapers, screensavers and other mobile applications based on Warner Bros. brands, including Catwoman, Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo and Harry Potter.
Lycos Europe is launching 3G services early next year for the first time.
V2 Music, Richard Branson's record label, has turned to email and mobile marketing service Sign-Up.to to handle its fan communications.
Great to see O2 pick up the IPA Effectiveness Grand Prix last month.
MSN has extended its deal with Yahoo!-owned paid-for search business Overture, which provides it with sponsored search listings across MSN sites in the UK and Europe, as well as the US, Canada and Asia.
As part of Vodafone's 3G launch in Europe, Carat International Interactive, the media agency's online arm, has developed a pan-European campaign showing the brand's TV ads online.
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