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CAMPAIGN-I: News in brief
13 Apr 2001
and technology consultancy. Michael Phillips and Salim Fadhley, who created Ogilvy's 'Felix' viral ...
STOP PRESS: Worldspan retains BSMG across EMEA
13 Apr 2001
BSMG has been retained by technology firm Worldspan on a corporate media relations brief across ...
STOP PRESS: Berkeley PR wins Peregrine Systems remit
13 Apr 2001
US software firm Peregrine Systems has ended its four-way pitch for a technology PR firm and ...
Accenture seeks agency for pounds 5m digital TV brief
13 Apr 2001 | by JEREMY WHITE
demand' technology, available to cable subscribers. The technology is now being tested in trials ...
CAMPAIGN-I: Habitat hires two for web rebranding task
13 Apr 2001
manager at Habitat, said: 'Digital technology is changing rapidly and in keeping with these developments ...
CAMPAIGN-I: Deepend beats three to win Bentley's website redesign
13 Apr 2001 | by FRANCESCA NEWLAND
Razorfish, Good Technology and Premier to the task, which will also involve creating a microsite to mark ...
CAMPAIGNS: PRODUCT LAUNCH - Brodeur wins global debut for Robodog
13 Apr 2001 | by BEN BOLD
showcase for next generation robotics technology, but, owing to the extensive interest in the dog, it ...
CAMPAIGN-I: Spotlight on: Mobile Advertising - Will Bridget Jones spearhead a mobile advertising revival? WAP was crap, but Bridget Jones might rescue ads on mobiles, Alasdair Reid says
13 Apr 2001 | by ALASDAIR REID
making excuses about the technology not being right. But even when a new technology does appear we ...
CAMPAIGN REPORT ON GERMANY: Fortress TV - Foreign companies have targeted Germany's turbulent TV industry, eager for a piece of its action. But it's not going to be easy to break in, Andy Fry reports
13 Apr 2001 | by ANDY FRY
deflationary factors. As in the UK and US, technology and new-media companies have slashed marketing spend ...
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