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11 Dec 2002 | by Claire Billings,
LONDON - One.Tel, the low-cost telecoms operator bought by Centrica last July, is making its TV
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THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 Top Product Placements in Features
17 Dec 2002
and Tristar Columbia. The telecoms company Sprint's wireless applications were featured being used ...
Granada beats expectations amid signs of ad recovery
27 Nov 2002 | by Gordon MacMillan,
growth on last year. In the second half, cosmetics and telecoms sectors all grew. Total sponsorship ...
Murdoch reveals new bid for DirecTV
25 Nov 2002 | by Staff,
empire. Earlier this year, it and its Italian partner Telecom Italia paid $889m for the Italian pay ...
BBC loses out to BSkyB in communications bill
21 Nov 2002 | by Staff,
will add to the disappointment felt earlier this year, when the telecoms watchdog Oftel threw out a ...
Positive growth as US advertising market climbs
19 Nov 2002 | by Staff,
by the automotive firm rose just modest 1.8%. Mobile phone firm Verizon continued its push in the telecoms market ...
Vivendi faces inquiries on both sides of the Atlantic
05 Nov 2002 | by Staff,
and Telecom Italia at the start of October for €920m (£578m); and the book publisher Houghton Mifflin, which ...
PROFILE: 'The island' goes global - Ali Mohammed Kamal, Marketing director, Al Jazeera
31 Oct 2002 | by POPPY BRECH
-Tel (Qatar Telecom) 1996-present: Marketing director, Al Jazeera Channel ...
RADIOWATCH
10 Oct 2002 | by GAIL KEMP
place from the telecoms giants that normally dominate the upper reaches of the Radiowatch top ten....Yet, despite Marketing's monthly evidence that retailers and telecoms companies flood the radio airwaves, Britain's biggest radio advertiser remains the Central Office of Information. This month, it appears twice - at 13 with the Inland Revenue Self Assessment campaign, and at 16 with the Police ...
US TV ad market in buoyant mood as market picks up
02 Oct 2002 | by Staff,
, it is the automotive, telecoms and film entertainment sectors that are leading the rush to snap up airtime spots ...
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