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BlackBerry opts against Lewis Hamilton ad campaign
05 Mar 2013 | by Matthew Chapman
content-oriented projects along similar lines to BlackBerry s activity with singer Alicia Keys and author Neil ...
Amazon gambles on ebook market with Kindle
20 Nov 2007 | by Staff
Morrison, Neil Gaiman, author of Stardust , and James Patterson, author of You ve Been Warned ...
Sprinkling of Stardust on the web
28 Sep 2007
on an illustrated novel by Neil Gaiman. Paramount recently hired Headstream for the release of ...
SFX magazine to release special Doctor Who edition
23 Mar 2006 | by by Alex Donohue
interview with science-fiction author Neil Gaiman, and a covermounted book from the BBC's range of official ...
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