Hallmark revives mobile strategy with launch of m-cards
09 Dec 2004 | by Staff,
LONDON - Greetings card company Hallmark has resurrected its mobile marketing strategy with the launch of m-cards.
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HomeChoice, the broadband and digital TV entertainment service owned by VideoNetworks, is extending its service into Stevenage. This has extended its reach by 33,000 homes.
LONDON - Greetings card company Hallmark has resurrected its mobile marketing strategy with the launch of m-cards.
CNN has teamed up with Xerox to launch a free mobile-phone news service.
LONDON - Sony PlayStation is targeting adults with an online TV channel to promote its PS2 console.
LONDON - CNN has launched the first mobile news service to be entirely supported by an advertiser, with money from Xerox effectively allowing it to be offered to consumers free of subscription charges.
LONDON - BT is preparing to ditch its existing agency roster model and will invite holding companies to submit joint tenders for its £100m-plus combined creative, direct marketing and media accounts.
Mobile phone retailers including O2 will be able to track phone supplies online over their busiest trading period this Christmas, following the creation of the first transactional website for distributors by MoCo. The site was designed by Fox Kalomaski.
If you think mobile is synonymous with spam, intrusive communication and promotional gimmicks, think again.
CREATIVE - Steve Stretton, creative partner, Archibald Ingall Stretton
LONDON - SUBtv, the national student union TV channel, has signed a sponsorship deal with mobile network 3.