News for October 2004
- National Express turns to mobile booking
- The service, which goes live in November, is aimed at customers who are unable to get to an internet connection or who are too close to the date of travel to
- AOL ups gaming content
- The channel will build on AOL’s existing gaming services, following recent content deals with Electronic Arts, Trymedia and Zylom. It will feature new
- Amazon launches own-brand credit card
- The Amazon.co.uk MasterCard, part of a long term alliance between the firms, will offer cardholders a loyalty programme where customers are rewarded with
- Robbie video gets first play on mobiles
- The deal between EMI and 3 will allow users to either stream or download the video straight to their mobiles. Graeme Oxby, marketing director at 3, said:
- Comment: Lies, damn lies and statistics
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Those are the facts. Or at least the facts according to the journalists of various national organs. And for once it’s not just the red tops, or the Mail, or
- Oct 29, 2004
- Advertising, Gaming, Public, Internet, Analysis
- Feature.2004-10-29.0133
- Yahoo! mobilises search
- The service launched on Yahoo!'s wireless Internet portal on several major carriers across the US. Consumers can access the service on a data-enabled
- Sports car site revs up ad sales
- PistonHeads claims to attract more than 400,000 users on a monthly basis, and said it recruited 24/7 Media as it did not have the internal resources to cope
- Agency.com brushes up Dulux website
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The complete redesign is part of an initiative by Dulux, offering colour scheming and visualisation tools, including a “Mousepainter” tool.
The website
- Oct 28, 2004
- Advertising, Agencies, Retail, Marketing, Internet
- Wheel grabs Stelios car hire contract
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Wheel will provide the car hire firm with an annual marketing campaign designed to achieve “tens of thousands” of bookings needed for easyCar to meet its 2005
- Oct 28, 2004
- Advertising, Agencies, Marketing, Retail, Internet