Next Fifteen reports 10% increase in revenues
22 Apr 2009 | by Aarti Shah
LONDON: Next Fifteen reported its revenues increased by 10% to $49.2 million, compared to $44.7 million in 2008.
LAS VEGAS: A coalition of broadcasting industry groups and mobile device makers are conducting broad education campaigns ahead of the summer debut of mobile digital TV services in several regions.
LONDON: Next Fifteen reported its revenues increased by 10% to $49.2 million, compared to $44.7 million in 2008.
CULVER CITY, CA: Sony Pictures Releasing International (SPRI) recently launched a Twitter-based game promoting the upcoming summer blockbuster Terminator Salvation.
CHICAGO: Oprah Winfrey joined Twitter, promising some competition for fellow Twitterer Ashton Kutcher, who has attracted his one-millionth follower.
PASADENA, CA: In response to a settlement with the State of New Jersey, eHarmony Inc. launched its same-sex matching service, Compatible Partners, on March 31.
SAN FRANCISCO: Panasonic launched an integrated campaign to make its Toughbooks more appealing to mass consumers.
NEW YORK: VMS has launched a new media intelligence tool that gathers data from both advertising and PR efforts to measure ROI of each discipline on its own and in tandem.
NEW YORK: Fast Company targeted consumers directly via Twitter on March 16, during the South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival, to announce the launch of the magazine's mobile Web site.
BRISTOW, VA: The Bob Woodruff Foundation (BWF) has launched a Twitter campaign to drive participation in its Memorial Weekend fundraising drive.
SAN FRANCISCO: The consumer electronics sector is seeing a flurry of agency reviews that some say are a reflection of the industry's stable market position amid the troubled economy.
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