29 Nov 1996
| by JOHN OWEN
Judging by the stories on this subject that have emerged during the last
month, selling advertising on the Internet will be the biggest money
spinner of the 21st century.
29 Nov 1996
| by MAIRI CLARK
There s no lack of off-line publications dedicated to the Internet but
which one is the best?
28 Nov 1996
Live TV s chief, Kelvin MacKenzie, has hit back at the ITC over its
warning on breaching the Codes of Sponsorship and Advertising Breaks. He
said sponsorship was key to original programming on cable, and called
for more relaxation of advertising rules to encourage the industry.
28 Nov 1996
| by PATRICK BARRETT
Associations with its Britishness are no longer Jaguar s strongest
selling point, according to the car manufacturer, which plans to adopt a
high-tech image to sell its cars.
28 Nov 1996
| by ANDY FRY
The imminent arrival of digital television has alerted many to the
gatekeeping ambitions of Rupert Murdoch. However, there is more to the
future of television than digital technology (see page 22).
22 Nov 1996
Not the sort of agency to turn down Dodgy work, Bite Communications is
to manage PR next month for the launch of the UK indie band s Christmas
party Web site. Due to go on-line on 13 December - during the last night
of Dodgy s European tour at the Brixton Academy - the site will feature
videos and...
22 Nov 1996
STOCKHOLM: Rikta wins Olympic bid race