Media Headliner: Bammo returns with new way of trading media
23 Apr 2010 | by Alasdair Reid
Nick Bampton and his VBS colleagues believe their start-up can help revitalise a battered media market.
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Do revised forecasts herald an end to the downturn, Alasdair Reid asks.
Nick Bampton and his VBS colleagues believe their start-up can help revitalise a battered media market.
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How will the internet have an impact on political campaigning this time around, John Tylee asks.
- You've got five hours left before the world explodes. What do you do?