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LONDON CALLING: Set the standard right with cold, hard economics
For a global medium that places emphasis on the freedom of information, every media player seems hell-bent on introducing rules, regulations and standards to govern the net. The current debate rag...
LONDON CALLING: Set the standard right with cold, hard economics
For a global medium that places emphasis on the freedom of information, every media player seems hell-bent on introducing rules, regulations and standards to govern the net. The current debate rag...
LONDON CALLING: As bubble bursts big players start making u-turns
Amid turmoil in the financial markets and the sound of some of the newer - and more naive - online businesses shutting up shop, there has been the unmistakable noise of gears changing and more est...
LONDON CALLING: Opportunity not to be missed, unless you are a SME
So who is actually doing business online? Sadly, following recent events, it doesn't appear to be SMEs - possibly the sector of industry with the most to gain from the direct channel offered by th...
LONDON CALLING: Politicians find a new channel to canvass on
In the UK, we will face a general election this year and, according to perceived wisdom, a variety of polls and good old common sense, the Labour Party and PM Tony Blair are set to return to power...
LONDON CALLING: The banner ad is dead. Long live the banner
The big fight is taking place between those who believe in the future of the online advertising sector and those nay-sayers who bleat on about death of the banner. Certainly, it has been a ...
LONDON CALLING: Now it's time to show what you're really made of
Like any New Year, the UK greeted the start of 2001 with a hangover. Unfortunately, for the new economy the doom and gloom that descended on the industry last year has continued to outstay it...
LONDON CALLING: Web businesses need courage in their convictions
Looking over the dramatic twists and turns the digital economy has taken here in the last 12 months, it has never been more true that the one constant has been change. At the start of the y...
LONDON CALLING: A sudden switch from b2c to b2b just isn't feasible
Here, like everywhere else, e-tailers and other consumer-facing online businesses are taking a battering. For months, financial players in the City of London have looked unfavourably upon b...
LONDON CALLING: New Labour pays lip service to the new economy
The new economy in the UK seems to be ticking along nicely, but there is a nagging doubt that despite protestations to the contrary, this is partly due to a lack of Government involvement than any...
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