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CAMPAIGN: Consumer PR - Online sweet shop fills gap in the market

25 Jul 2003 | by Maja Pawinska

Remember Kola Kubes and Flying Saucers? When entrepreneur Michael Parker found he had a craving for the sweets of his youth, but could not find them in shops, he created the online store www.aquarterof.co.uk. He asked Octopus to bring the flavours of Black Jacks and Fruit Salads back to the UK consumer ...

CAMPAIGNS: Cyber-crimes offer NA web security edge - Media Relations

17 Aug 2001 | by BEN BOLD

security expert, Jack Clark. The angle for the story for NA was two-fold: should cyber-crime be dealt ...

NEW MEDIA: Fair exchange? - File-sharing technologies are getting more sophisticated every day, but they are opening a huge can of copyright worms. Sally Nash reports on the industry's view

22 Sep 2000 | by SALLY NASH

president Jack Valenti said Napster's service amounts to 'the theft of copyrighted materials ...

MEDIA BRIEFS: Irvin ditches Mojo for music web site

11 Aug 2000 | by ADAM HILL

Music title Mojo is losing senior editor Jim Irvin to a dot.com start-up. He is leaving to set up...Music title Mojo is losing senior editor Jim Irvin to a dot.com start-up. He is leaving to set up a European version of the US music web site Launch.com. The venture s content will feature a mix of text, video, news, interviews and sessions, and is expected to carry the same name as its parent. ...

CAMPAIGNS: Web Site Launch - Netting Brit essentials for expats

28 Apr 2000 | by NICK PURDOM

coverage gained included US expat publication The Union Jack, the International Express and the Weekly ...

FOCUS: SCOTLAND - Taking the hi-tech road/Inward investment in Scotland is on the increase with hi-tech and the financial sectors enjoying huge growth. Rob Gray reports

20 Feb 1998 | by ROB GRAY

Avid readers of Irvine Welsh s books might be forgiven for thinking that certain parts of Scotland...Avid readers of Irvine Welsh s books might be forgiven for thinking that certain parts of Scotland had fallen into a nightmare of urban decay. Although, like almost everywhere, it has its ... the new parliament. Maybe Irvine Welsh will write a book on the subject and call it gravy ...

 

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