News for July 2005
- UpMyStreet starts geo-targeted ad campaigns
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The firm has sealed deals with telephone and online advice service Consumer Direct and South Eastern Trains. Consumer Direct, supported by the
- Jul 29, 2005
- Advertising, Search
- New search marketing agency launches
- Quartz said its service differs from competitors as its technology is developed by a media firm rather than an agency. Crystal Guides, owners of
- AOL launches summer sites for kids
- ‘Zoo’ and ‘X’, for kids and teenagers respectively, are aimed at AOL Broadband members, and include exclusive online video content not previously available
- Yahoo! Firefox toolbar goes live
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The toolbar sits at the top of a users browser, giving access to Yahoo! Search, along with anti-spyware software, search history, the abilty to save a page,
- Jul 29, 2005
- Search
- Mazda launches microsite to drive MX-5 sales
- The site, www.mx5liveit.co.uk goes live on 1 August, and aims to generate pre-order sales ahead of the two-seater roadster’s retail launch in November.
- The big brand boxing match
- The event was sponsored by the Nielson//Netratings latest report into the UK online sector. Attending: Dermot O'Mahony, Head of Portal Production,
- Blogging booms in UK following myspace takeover
- The figures from Web monitoring firm Hitwise revealed that MSN Spaces and LiveJournal dominated the market. However, myspace the
- AOL launches customisable home page
- Along with access to AOL Web services, the My AOL portal uses RSS feeds provided by that allows members to search and subscribe to publisher-specific and
- Yahoo! provides search on ITV.com
- A Yahoo! Search box will appear the top of each page within the site, across all sections, which include soaps, motors and football. Users can perform
- BusinessWeek Online launches section for creative
- The page, accessed from www.businessweek.com/innovate features editorial content from international designers from the creative sector. An Insight