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TouchPoints2's value is all about understanding the consumer
29 Jul 2008 | by Tess Alps
observational studies count all uses of computers as media time, including offline use of software such as Word ...
Gates influenced media world more than anyone else
01 Jul 2008 | by Steve Barrett
made the globe a much smaller place. Young people are completely comfortable with computers, the web ...
Andrew Walmsley on digital: Digital revolution knows no boundaries
17 Jun 2008
dismantle the phone socket, and the one internet cafe on the island offered two computers sharing one
Change is key to the high street's survival
14 Apr 2008
include tablet computers attached to shopping trolley. Activated by loyalty cards they can download a ...
OPINION: Media turn T5 crisis into a soap opera
03 Apr 2008 | by Ian Monk
, cancelled flights and broken computers. By Sunday, the media had used the debacle to declare open house on ...
Raymond Snoddy on media: Plenty of life in the old box yet
12 Feb 2008
figures, whether via TVs or computers. There are now 3.1m homes with Sky PVRs, and the numbers continue ...
City Republic - Apple rescues global stock markets
24 Oct 2007 | by Stephen Foster
of computers to people who thought they had to have a PC. From being a niche brand (designers ...
OPINION: Be wary of being cheery to journalists
03 Oct 2007 | by Ian Monk
In the days before computers and health and safety, the spike was a central feature of every...dread was to see his labours spiked. Computers naturally created a less hazardous home for reject ...
Politics of the media: cruisin' for a bruisin' -- Dave and Zac just don't stack up
14 Sep 2007 | by Stephen Foster
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