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Yes TV teams up with BT

31 May 2000 | by MediaWeek

Yes TV teams up with BT...Yes TV and BT are to pilot a video-on-demand, internet and e-mail service in households in ...

Express Newspapers to back sites with £10m campaign

31 May 2000

backed its internet service provider business, LineOne, which it jointly owns with BT, with a major ...

Express Newspapers to back sites with £10m campaign

31 May 2000

backed its internet service provider business, LineOne, which it jointly owns with BT, with a major ...

Emap bags BT cross-media deal

30 May 2000 | by RACHEL MINTER

BT is the first client to snap up Emap Advertising s entire package of magazines, TV, radio and...BT is the first client to snap up Emap Advertising s entire package of magazines, TV, radio and ...

Guardian Unlimited in Avis deal

30 May 2000 | by LEXIE GODDARD

. Guardian Unlimited has distribution deals with Orange, Cellnet and BT and generates more than 100,000 ...

BT targets youth with Emap

25 May 2000 | by IMELDA MICHALCZYK

BT is launching a major push for its youth web site, getoutthere.co.uk, across Emap s media brands...BT is launching a major push for its youth web site, getoutthere.co.uk, across Emap s media ...

DIRECTWATCH

25 May 2000 | by JEREMY RIDGWAY, associate director of A

, including Vodafone s Ahead for Business and BT s Click For Business . Other interesting mailings ...

Shopsmart picks commercial boss for EU offensive

25 May 2000 | by BEN ROSIER

to take on a growing number of competitors, including Valuemad, BT Spree, GoldfishGuide.co.uk and ...

ADWATCH: The weekly analysis of advertisement recall

25 May 2000 | by EMMA REYNOLDS

= (1) BT e-business M Saatchi/ 48 ...

PR LEAGUE TABLES: PR sector surges into new century - Staff shortages, online transformation and a seemingly endless series of mergers and acquisitions are the three major concerns for a robust and thriving PR industry. (2 of 2)

25 May 2000 | by DANIEL TODARO, Client services director

services, public sector. Clients incl Railtrack, BT Property, Barclays. E-mail ...

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