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BT London Live signs up Duran Duran and Stereophonics

London Live is being put on as a partnership between Mayor of London, The Royal Parks and The London Borough of Tower Hamlets. It is sponsored by BT, which beat competition from Sainsbury s and Lloyds TSB, as first revealed by Marketing . The London Live activity will kick off with an open air ...

VIDEO: Keeping up with 'consumer appetite' is key to Sony's mobile success, says Perron

By Ben Hall, 27 March 12, 12:00

Perron views "moving at the right pace" as an essential component to Sony Mobile's success in the space. "Competition is fierce out there. We need to make sure we are bringing our consumer offerings at an accelerated pace." "It was about voice in the 90s, SMS at the end of the 90s...[now] will be about ...

Revolution: Mobile World Congress: The trends taking mobile by storm

By George Nimeh, 06 March 12, 10:00

-time spot at a world-class event, far from the competition and media frenzy that often accompany auto shows ...

Nokia puts location-based services at heart of smartphone strategy

By Matt Chapman, 22 February 12, 08:00

systems has intensified competition . 'We have gone from the unquestionable market leader to being ...

British Gas marketing director Will Orr on improving public perception of his brand and the energy sector

By Matthew Chapman, 16 February 12, 10:00

competitive and fluid,' says Orr. For now, he claims to be 'very happy with my lot'. Whether ...

BT broadband customer base reaches 6.1 million

By John Reynolds, 03 February 12, 09:58

The race for broadband customers is becoming increasingly competitive, with brands such as Sky, Virgin Media and BT running big advertising campaigns to lure in customers. BT today (3 February) said that overall, it had added 262,000 customers to its broadband network in the period, 56% of them (146,000) were ...