News for November 2003
- WEEKLY COMMENT: Award ceremonies: why all the fuss?
- Of course, the wondering lasts barely longer than a second. The answer is: so the organisers can make a few bob. But what value is there for the attendees,
- Freeserve slashes price of AnyTime service
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Freeserve has reduced the cost of its unmetered dial-up service in an attempt to attract new customers. Until 31 January 2004 the ISPs AnyTime service will be
- Nov 28, 2003
- Internet
- Videocall partners with Easynet for broadband
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Videocall has partnered with Easynet to provide its customers with broadband access to its videoconferencing services. Prior to the agreement Videocall users
- Nov 28, 2003
- Internet
- Avago owner kicks off sports gaming channel
- The company, which also runs the Avago iTV games channel, said iSports TV would broadcast a range of global sports content plus a live daily show featuring
- NTL unveils broadband content bundle
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NTL has formerly announced its first broadband content bundle, Broadband Plus, and will offer the service to existing 600k and 1Mb broadband customers for
- Nov 28, 2003
- Internet
- UpMyStreet expands local business directory
- The company said that it has increased the number of local service categories from 200 to 500, creating subsequent growth in content to 1.3 million listed
- Earthport prepares to sue Egg
- "We've issued proceedings but not served them. We intend to do that sometime in the next few weeks," Rob Cunningham, CEO of Earthport said. The
- ValueClick inks affiliate marketing deal with BA
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Under the agreement, British Airways Holidays will use Be Free's fully hosted web-based technology to implement its own custom-built pay for performance
- Nov 28, 2003
- Advertising, Internet
- Bravissimo uses email campaign to sell big bras
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Bravissimo, a lingerie retailer that specialises in bras for the larger breasted woman, has launched an email campaign to promote bras in D to JJ cup sizes
- Nov 28, 2003
- Internet
- East Midlands gets broadband grant
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The award by the East Midlands Development Agency signals the start of an initial 14-month campaign that aims to raise awareness of the benefits of high-speed
- Nov 28, 2003
- Internet