Dutch postal service wants foothold in UK
30 Jul 2002 | by Ian Valentine,
LONDON - Dutch postal service TPG, owner of TNT and the Royal Dutch Post Office, has applied for an interim licence to provide bulk mail and consolidation services in the UK.
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US 'spam' is out of control and coming to the UK
31 Jul 2002 | by Ian Valentine,
LONDON - Unsolicited emails or 'spam' is causing havoc in US businesses and will soon begin clogging up the email networks of UK businesses, according to a survey by email security company MessageLabs.
Chime senior director Butters to join Burson-Marstellar
29 Jul 2002 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
LONDON - Burson-Marsteller has poached one of Chime Communications' senior PR executives, Fraser Butters, to head its technology practice.
Information Arts launches geographic classification product
23 Jul 2002 | by Claire Billings,
LONDON - The long neglected area of accurately targeted business-to-business direct marketing has been given a boost with the news that a system that classifies businesses according to their location has been launched.
The story of modern footwear
19 Jul 2002
BRAND WATCH - Times are changing. Punks might have sworn by them but nu-metal kids aren't taking to Dr Martens any more, while Reebok shows that a little gun-toting notoriety from modern sports stars isn't all bad, writes Jennifer Whitehead .
Superbrands case studies: Landor
19 Jul 2002
Originally published in Business Superbrands 2002. The book reviews the UK's strongest Business-Business brands as judged by the independent Business Superbrands Council.
US drug companies spend more on advertising than research
18 Jul 2002 | by Staff,
NEW YORK - A new report has attacked the top drug companies in the US for spending more on marketing and advertising their drugs than they do on research and development.
Big Brother house opens up to PRs
18 Jul 2002 | by Joe Lepper,
LONDON - The Big Brother house is to be turned into a corporate function and PR launch venue at the end of its current series, PRWeek can exclusively reveal.
Experian improves business-to-business data cleansing service
17 Jul 2002 | by Claire Billings,
LONDON - Credit reference and marketing agency Experian has strengthened its Experian Intact online data-cleansing service to help make business-to-business mailings more efficient.
Donovan Data launches time-saving press-buying software
16 Jul 2002 | by Claire Billings,
LONDON - Software that claims to make the media planning and buying process more efficient is being launched this week and has already been snapped up by some of London's biggest media-buying firms.
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