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Impious ads draw most public complaints to ASA
29 Apr 2005 | by John Tylee
activities, computers, telecom services, health and beauty and holidays and travel made up more than half of ...
ASA unveils record number of ad interventions
26 Apr 2005 | by MediaWeek
sector followed by computers and telecoms, health and beauty, and holidays and travel accounted for 53 ...
‘Chasing the average’ could spell danger for the media mix
26 Apr 2005 | by MediaWeek
order computers (Dell), cherry-picked music downloads (iTunes), independent travel (EasyJet) – to name ...
BBCi expands interactive digital service with Your Stories
22 Apr 2005 | by by Jennifer Whitehead
computers and other equipment. Your Stories will appear on page 5670 of BBCi digital satellite and has ...
MG Rover faces up to defeat
20 Apr 2005
', according to one source. Second, and more pragmatically, they wanted to use the office computers to update ...
FIFA turns the screw
20 Apr 2005
wide-ranging digital lifestyle product category that includes home computers, plasma-screen televisions, mobile ...
CCB targets SMEs with budget customer management system
19 Apr 2005 | by by Staff
investment in specialist software, computers or experts. Bill Burey, managing director of CCB, said: "We ...
Fear and loathing stifle internet take-up
19 Apr 2005 | by MediaWeek
refuseniks, who either don't know how to use computers, don't see their relevance, can't afford them at ...
Letters 19 April 05
19 Apr 2005 | by MediaWeek
computers in the whole world just a few years ago. While the industry welcomes Viacom's digital escalator ...
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