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18 Dec 1998 | by JOHN TYLEE
department after its press director, Nigel Breckon, decided to leave the media industry to take a ...
MEDIA FORUM: How the major media players fared during 1998. Another year over, as John Lennon once put it. But not just any old year for the media business. Next Christmas, your favourite Yuletide singles will come courtesy of all-singing, all-dancing, pi
18 Dec 1998 | by ALASDAIR REID
sane year of the 20th century. Not that people in the advertising industry need any additional ...
THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF 1998 - Stefano Hatfield surveys the year in which everything went digital, AMV swiped Guinness, France ’98 stole the summer and the death of a hamster called Kevin caused a national outcry
18 Dec 1998 | by STEFANO HATFIELD
Allmond stuns the industry (especially CIA) by setting up shop and landing the #110 million BT TV ...
Keeping track of TV viewing is the challenge of 1999
17 Dec 1998 | by RAYMOND SNODDY
An enormous task awaits the TV industry next year. Not the mundane challenges about prettying up...An enormous task awaits the TV industry next year. Not the mundane challenges about prettying up ...
CAREERS: Competition - Name that company!
17 Dec 1998
White Paper and the subsequent passing of the Act that privatised its industry in England and Wales ...
Cellnet DM shop to boost loyalty
17 Dec 1998 | by LISA CAMPBELL
, Cellnet is concerned by the high level of churn in the industry - customers deserting to join other ...
NEW MEDIA: Martin Dawes’ web upgrade to plug net service
17 Dec 1998 | by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
industry. Breathe net will be aimed at families. Free CDs, allowing consumers to access the ...
AGENDA: Marketers could learn a good deal from the papers
17 Dec 1998 | by DRAYTON BIRD
little unfair when you look at some of the nonsense that goes on in our own industry. Did you know, for ...
PUBLIC RELATIONS: Does PR measure up? - Many a celeb turns to PR at some point, but agencies need PR services to determine how successful their campaigns have been. Rob Gray reports
17 Dec 1998 | by ROB GRAY
. PR, heal thine own image The initiative has galvanised the industry. Leading players are ...
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