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28 Nov 1996
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NEWS: STOP PRESS
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.
SUPPLEMENT: DESIGN AWARDS 96; Marketing Discipline awards: Best use of design for new media sponsored by Soft Options (UK)
31 Oct 1996
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THIS WEEK: IBM chief Skates off
26 Sep 1996
Computer giant IBM has lost Andrew Skates, European brand marketing manager for its software business.
SUPPLEMENT: THE INTERNET; The final piece of the jigsaw
19 Sep 1996 | by KEN GOFTON
Microsoft is to utilise the Internet as part of a massive campaign to persuade small firms to use computers, writes Ken Gofton
TECHNOLOGY: Disc jockeys
05 Sep 1996 | by RON CONDON
A new and versatile breed of electronic business presentation for the PC has arrived. Manoeuvring between a CD-ROM and the Internet, it enables users to plunder all available technologies to view high-quality material at remarkably high speed, writes Ron Condon
SUPPLEMENT: EXHIBITIONS; Listen, learn, communicate
05 Sep 1996 | by KAREN DEMPSEY
Multimedia, interactive screens, handsets, bar-code readers - electronic technology has invaded the exhibition arena. Karen Dempsey looks at the latest developments
NEWS: Megalomedia gets controlling interest in digital specialist
02 Aug 1996
The Maurice Saatchi-owned new-media company, Megalomedia, has secured a controlling interest in the Soho-based digital effects house, FrameStore.
INTERACTIVE: NEW-MEDIA CLINIC; How the God of Geeks will discover whether your client has a clue
12 Jul 1996 | by DAN O’BRIEN
I m sitting in a consultative meeting with the orc-like representatives of the Client. Their top man, a Balrog of Smug, has seen the CD-Rom prototypes, videotext and Webpage elements of the campaign, and is now dollying around with the colour xeroxes, biding his time before cantilevering Memo Britannica...
ADVERTISING & PROMOTION: Acorn hands TV Net link launch to Walsh Trott
20 Jun 1996
British computer manufacturer Acorn has handed Walsh Trott Chick Smith the multi-million pound task of launching the first set-top box linking domestic television sets with the Internet.
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