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The Direct Marketing Association will reveal this week that companies fail to respond to nearly half of all requests for information received via the internet.
Highland Distillers Group has created a standalone company in the UK to boost its performance in the spirits market. The division, headed by managing director Paul Grimwood will incorporate Remy & Associates and its Cointreau brands, which the company acquired last year. There will be around 50 redundancies...
Calvin Klein Cosmetics has promoted UK marketing manager Sarah Wright to the role of European marketing director to extend its brands focus beyond the UK.
The Sunday Business is launching a special millennium rate card to capitalise on interest shown by the IT and retail sectors in advertising around the event.
First signs that the bubble in internet company stocks may be about to burst came last week when On-Line and Virtual.net saw sharp falls in their share prices. The drop suggests that the City is becoming more cynical about the real value of internet companies. Media magnate Rupert Murdoch recently said...
The Department of Trade and Industry is to encourage more communication about innovation between businesses with the launch of a new web site.
Wine merchant Oddbins has launched a web site and wants customers to provide ideas on how it should develop. Once the site is fully operational, Oddbins will introduce an online ordering service complete with payment facilities. The site, www.oddbins.co.uk, is designed by new media consultancy, Nettec.
AOL UK has launched a Business Finder service - a branded directory of more than 2.2 million business listings. It has appointed TDL Infospace UK, a joint venture between Thomson Directories and Infospace.com, to supply the data. Users will be able to access businesses on a who , what , and where...
Live TV, which some commentators suggest could be axed if Mirror Group is sold, has launched a new web site at www.livetv.co.uk, giving details on presenters and programmes.
Freepages Group, which trades under the Scoot brand, has linked its site to Microsoft to allow Scoot users to access the MSN Expedia travel service which provides flight times and prices, last minute holidays, car rentals and hotel bookings. It launches in early February.
