News for February 2003
- NETIMPERATIVE COMMENT: One small step for music
- But to whom will these services appeal? Since much of AOL's marketing focuses on the family - about half of its 33m subscribers use its much-trumpeted
- Chrysalis hooks up with Flytxt for radio push
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Flytxt will aim to expand Chrysalis' SMS databases by 150% over the coming year through integrated digital loyalty marketing and advertiser-driven promotions.
- Feb 28, 2003
- Internet
- YooMedia payment placates investors
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The company resolved months of negotiations at the end of January by agreeing to pay £750,000 to its investors' action group, who allege they were
- Feb 28, 2003
- Internet
- Argos to sell insurance for pets
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Catalogue retail chain Argos is hoping the success of its website will rub off on its newly-launched pet insurance operation online. The new site,
- Feb 28, 2003
- Internet
- Rank blames expansion for £5m interactive loss
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The company's Interactive Gaming division, which last month shelled out £65m on online and phone-betting business Blue Square, took £2.4m in
- Feb 28, 2003
- Internet
- National Lottery in online push
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Games and scratchcards will be made available on the national-lottery.co.uk website and will be complemented with a National Lottery channel that will launch
- Feb 28, 2003
- Internet
- Red Nose Day site proves popular
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Comic Relief's rednoseday.com website has claimed to have attracted more than 200,000 users in less than a fortnight after it launched in early-February. The
- Feb 28, 2003
- Internet
- emuse bags software boss from Granada
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Interactive TV technology firm emuse has bagged BAFTA-winning software architect Chris Young to oversee its Modelstream suite of applications. Young, formerly
- Feb 28, 2003
- Internet
- CEO Shalet quits Buongiorno UK
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Shalet's move, which will see him leave the firm today, follows the recent decision of online content firm Vitaminic's UK MD Bruno Heese to resign following
- Feb 28, 2003
- Internet
- CASE STUDY: How The Scotsman revamped its website
- The scotsman.com website had humble beginnings in 1996, when it launched as an online version of The Scotsman newspaper, with three or four stories a day.