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27 Sep 1996 | by ALASDAIR REID
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NEWS: Poster push for John Lewis
27 Sep 1996
? Washing machines are the subject of the second ad, where rapidly changing technology is set against John ...
MEDIA: In Brief
27 Sep 1996
technology week sponsored by the Telegraph. Get Connected! will run from 14 October. Figures from the ...
SUPPLEMENT: EUROPEAN MEDIA; Digital TV’s long labour
27 Sep 1996 | by ALASDAIR REID
the digital technology that could dominate European broadcasting well into the next century ...
FOCUS: HI-TECH PR; Breaking down the network frontiers
27 Sep 1996 | by DANNY ROGERS
globally. Danny Rogers reports As the pace of technology development gets faster and product life ...
SUPPLEMENT: EUROPEAN MEDIA; The difficulties of cross-border media buying
27 Sep 1996 | by DAVID REED
too many domestic distractions. Hard on the heels of the recession has followed digital technology ...
SUPPLEMENT: EUROPEAN MEDIA; Can pan-Euro radio play to local strengths?
27 Sep 1996 | by MEG CARTER
Campbell, Virgin Radio s managing director, voices similar reservations. While the technology side of it ...
MEDIA: BRIEFS
26 Sep 1996
IT on the air Classic FM has linked up with the Daily Telegraph to broadcast a Technology ...
THIS WEEK: Amstrad plans a return to retail
26 Sep 1996
technology firm, which withdrew its computer and fax machines from the retail sector in November 1994. At ...
FORUM PREVIEW: Marketing Forum: the learning channel
26 Sep 1996 | by LAURA MAZUR
information technology is changing the landscape dramatically. In particular, it is making it possibly ...
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