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03 Aug 2001
urging the island's businesses to embrace online technology. ...
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TECH: Cambridge-based software development company Ncorp has handed its PR account to technology ...
MEDIA: World Service to boost editorial via digital move
03 Aug 2001
spliced by hand. World Service technology development manager John Eagland said: 'There is ...
Tech slump hits as GBC cuts staff count by a third
03 Aug 2001
the technology sector, five members of the team, which numbered 14 in December, have left the firm ...
GLOBAL RANKINGS 2001: AUSTRALIA - Taking stock of PR. The PR industry Down Under is feeling the pinch, although specialists are finding ways to thrive. Paul McIntyre reports
03 Aug 2001 | by PAUL MCINTYRE
discounting to win new business.The technology meltdown hasn't hit the local market as hard as it has in ...
GLOBAL RANKINGS 2001: CANADA - Courting interest. The US economy may be frozen solid, but PR agencies north of the border are keeping their cool, and continue to attract attention from international agency groups. Chris Daniels reports
03 Aug 2001 | by CHRIS DANIELS
the loud bang of the American technology bubble bursting would have shaken PR foundations north of ...
United profits fall despite £60m cost cuts
03 Aug 2001 | by Claire Billings,
closed Trivanti, its technology joint venture with Psion, and rationalised the Farmgate web business ...
CAMPAIGNS: Train Launch - Virgin puts tilting trains in the picture
03 Aug 2001 | by BEN BOLD
allowing industry leaders and key media to experience the product and technology first-hand. The ...
NEW MEDIA: SPOTLIGHT ON - NAPSTER. Does a paid-for Napster spell the end of sharing on the net? It's make or break time for Napster now users have to pay, Alasdair Reid reports
03 Aug 2001 | by ALASDAIR REID
. More widespread delivery technology will increase the demand for downloads. So it will be ...
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