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Five interactive agencies are to merge to form Wirestone, a new agency with six offices and combined revenue of 20 million.
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Five interactive agencies merge to form Wirestone
04 Oct 2000
Five interactive agencies are to merge to form Wirestone, a new agency with six offices and combined revenue of 20 million.
BT Internet teams up with Associated Newspapers
04 Oct 2000
– BT Internet is joining forces with the Evening Standard this week to promote its web access to ES readers via itsHot Tickets magazine. A free Hot Disc will be given away with the Evening Standard's entertainment guide tomorrow (Thursday 5th).
3i invests in Sport First
04 Oct 2000
- The venture capitalist company 3i has announced a 3 million investment in Sport First, independent publisher of the UK s only national sports newspaper.
3i invests in Sport First
04 Oct 2000
- The venture capitalist company 3i has announced a 3 million investment in Sport First, independent publisher of the UK s only national sports newspaper.
Stanbrook stands down from the AA
04 Oct 2000
- Lionel Stanbrook, deputy director general of the Advertising Association, is leaving the trade body after nine years to join public and regulatory affairs company, DLA Upstream. Stanbrook, who over the years has mediated on issues including tobacco advertising, direct marketing and the ban on advertising...
Stanbrook stands down from the AA
04 Oct 2000
- Lionel Stanbrook, deputy director general of the Advertising Association, is leaving the trade body after nine years to join public and regulatory affairs company, DLA Upstream. Stanbrook, who over the years has mediated on issues including tobacco advertising, direct marketing and the ban on advertising...
Growth of online advertising slows
04 Oct 2000 | by Louise Banbury
The growth rate of online advertising in the US has slowed sharply, according to research commissioned by the Internet Advertising Bureau.
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