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31 Dec 1997 | by Richard Lord.
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DoubleClick launches UK division.
31 Dec 1997 | by Richard Lord.
say to advertisers: what do you want? Then we find it for them. If they say, we want students, who...say to advertisers: what do you want? Then we find it for them. If they say, we want students, who ...
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31 Dec 1997
resource for those with HIV and for their families, and as a tool for medical students. Web ...
THE 1997 DMA/ROYAL MAIL DIRECT MARKETING AWARDS: BEST USE OF DM MEDIA - CONSUMER INSERTS
18 Dec 1997
students to write is a particularly difficult task, however, when many have mobile phones, or access to ...
CAREERS: Comment - For real career satisfaction go back to school
18 Dec 1997 | by RUSSELL SPEIRS
and alumni and the students. That is why I made such a big career change, and why I love my job ...
BIG QUESTION: Is a degree in PR an advantage when looking for a job?
05 Dec 1997 | by MARY COWLETT
Lancaster Our experience is that traditional degree subjects stretch the intellect of students ...
The Times sets up webzine to target online students.
30 Nov 1997 | by Gordon MacMillan.
The Times has followed hard on the heels of its rival the Telegraph group with the launch last month of its own student web site. Called 4-D (www.4-d.co.uk), it covers news and sport while taking an irreverent look at popular culture.
The Times sets up webzine to target online students.
30 Nov 1997
The Times has followed hard on the heels of its rival the Telegraph group with the launch last month of its own student web site. Called 4-D (www.4-d.co.uk), it covers news and sport while taking an irreverent look at popular culture.
Training: Getting into training - A growing emphasis on qualifications among employers means formal training is becoming more important to marketers’ careers. LOUELLA MILES reports on the courses and qualifications available
27 Nov 1997
further down the line. Students become unable to take a step back, to dissect a process and put it back ...
INTERACTIVE: The Hercules film travels online to capture a male teenage audience - CASE STUDY/HERCULES SITE/How Foresight uses online competitions and Gerard Scarfe animations to lure youngsters
14 Nov 1997 | by MAIRI CLARK
allowed us to put his sketches and drawings on the site, which made it more attractive to students and ...
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