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24 Jan 2006 | by Juliette Garside
Revenues from classified ads in phone books have continued to rise despite competition from the internet, a Competition Commission investigation has found.
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Burton ads for cash machines
24 Jan 2006 | by James Livesley
High street clothes retailer Burton Menswear is launching a new ad campaign with ATM:ad which will appear on cash machines at universities and hospitals in the UK.
Triple play in half of homes by 2010
24 Jan 2006 | by James Livesley
Over half of European homes will receive the “triple play” services of TV, broadband and telephony by the end of the decade, according to research by consultants Booz Allen Hamilton.
Metro rolls out to Cardiff and Liverpool
24 Jan 2006 | by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Associated Newspapers is launching editions of Metro in Liverpool and Cardiff and partnering with Trinity Mirror for advertising sales.
Government's advertising spend tops £200m in 2006
24 Jan 2006 | by by Julia Pearlman
LONDON - The government's spending on advertising has gone over £200m, a £14m increase from last year and more than treble what it was when New Labour came to power.
Lonely Planet breaks with tradition to take ads
24 Jan 2006 | by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Travel guide publisher Lonely Planet is to accept advertisements on its popular website for the first time and has appointed ad 2-one as its commercial sales house.
Posterscope makes Wilson deputy MD
24 Jan 2006 | by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Outdoor specialist Posterscope has promoted client services director Glen Wilson to deputy managing director.
Sex.com domain name is sold in deal reportedly worth $12m
24 Jan 2006 | by by Staff
NEW YORK - The domain name Sex.com has been sold to a group of private investors for $12m (£6.7m) in a deal believed to be one of the biggest of its kind.
Blow to ZenithOptimedia as MediaCom set to take £85m Nokia Asian account
24 Jan 2006 | by by Staff
HONG KONG - WPP Group's MediaCom is poised to grab Nokia's £85m ($150m) media buying and planning business in Asia-Pacific after a competitive pitch.
Sustrans' bike network passes milestone
24 Jan 2006 | by Mary Cowlett
Sustrans, the UK's largest sustainable transport charity, is co-ordinator of the National Cycle Network, which provides signposted bicycle routes across the country.
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