NEWS: BT pushes community role
12 Dec 1996 | by JANE BAINBRIDGE
are becoming aware that their public image can influence their bottom line. In its new campaign ...
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to the general public, opinion formers and shareholders alike that BT does a great deal for a lot ...
are becoming aware that their public image can influence their bottom line. In its new campaign ...
of adverse publicity. This may well deter major advertisers but such threats will be ignored by mavericks ...
in scale. Touchpoint will give the public a broad, first-hand taste of practical interactivity ... services and no more. This is because the kiosks are in public places and, effectively, the time each ... into five sections that are accessed by a central menu on the system s home page. There is current affairs ...
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Oftel appointment Jim Niblett has been appointed director of services competition and international affairs at Oftel. He takes over from Caroline Varley, who is moving to the International Energy Agency. External call Telecoms company Ionica has made Ian Morris head of external affairs ...
Barry Wrightson Creative partner, Wrightson Dale I have a mild aversion to mobile phones. It s something to do with 80s City yobs in Hugo Boss suits braying into their mobiles in every public place. Television producers swear by them, although when you call all you get is: The Vodafone you are calling ...
GOLD AWARD Client: BT Title: It s good to talk Agency: Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO Nominated author: Max Burt Nominated client: Sholto Douglas-Home THE SUBMISSION Burly Bob Hoskins replaced that nice Beattie character in BT s advertising, and the public wondered why ...
the public agenda - and if people value better communications, they will use the phone more. ...
HHCL s established image. Managing partner Rupert Howell admits it works best with clients who want to reframe what they stand for . HHCL is not unused to controversy - in the ads it creates, or in its business affairs. It may be celebrating winning the Guinness account in Ireland ...