TNS recommends acceptance of WPP offer
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Analysis
Media companies have to hold their nerve online
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Pizza Hut brand needs pizzazz
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Visit london, please
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02 October 2008 |
A girl's best friend...?
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Profile
Tate Media creative director Jane Burton knows a thing or two about digital. She helped to forge Tate's online offering and is now morphing it into a...
02 October 2008 |
Great expectations
Brands are realising there's a growing market of mums online as they turn to the immediate response and community support it offers
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and finally...
A Russian man is facing jail after he ate his wife’s passport during an argument. The couple had recently split but remained living together. He wanted her to leave the flat they shared but when she refused he ate her passport. The passport was the woman’s only official document which proved she had the right to stay living in the house. 31 year old Ivan Volokov has been charged with destroying official documents and threatening behaviour.Special Items
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Pizza Hut plays it canny
Pizza Hut plays it canny
Pizza Hut to change its name to Pasta Hut? Does that mean we’ll see PizzaExpress become PastaExpress and Domino’s Pizza change its name too? Or is this all a publicity stunt?
