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  1. Spotify debuts embeddable Play Button

    Wed, 11 Apr 2012

    partnered with the likes of Tumblr, Time Out Group (NYC, Paris, London), GQ UK, Vogue, MSN, The Guardian, Virgin Media , The Independent, NME, ShareMyPlaylists.com and others, to let them offer the Play Button to their readers (and

  2. How much is waiting for the cable guy costing you?

    Sat, 5 Nov 2011

    window down to one hour that the company can give to the customer. Some of the companies that use TOA software include Virgin Media , Cox Communications and Cincinnati Bell. The software is reminiscent of the Domino's Pizza Tracker, which aims to take

  3. Rupert Murdoch's News of the World Accused of More Phone Hacks

    Wed, 6 Jul 2011

    the police. Advertisers are now boycotting the News. Ford and Halifax Insurance have pulled ads; others, such as Virgin Media and the Tesco grocery chain, said they are considering doing the same. "It is absolutely disgusting what has taken

  4. Britain Shocked by Hacking Into Slain Girl's Phone

    Tue, 5 Jul 2011

    when Ford UK announced it would not advertise in the News of the World because of the hacking. Grocery chain Tesco and Virgin Media both said they are considering withdrawing ads as well. Prominent Britons also railed against the tabloid. "Newspapers

  5. News of the World Accused of Hacking Phone of Murdered Girl, Milly Dowling

    Tue, 5 Jul 2011

    British division of the automotive giant, said it would stop advertising in News of the World because of the hacking. Virgin Media and the giant grocery chain Tesco said they were considering pulling their ads as well. This isn't the first time

  6. Breakdown Rocketmen and Internet Fixing Ferrets?

    Thu, 1 Apr 2010

    t worry if you haven't heard of this new technique. The Telegraph quotes Jon James, director of broadband for Virgin Media , using the ferrets saying, "We initially kept the trial low-key as we wanted to assess how well the ferrets fitted

News

  1. Virgin Media and Universal launch music service

    Tue, 16 Jun 2009

    Virgin Media , the cable TV operator owned by entrepreneur companies as a world first, will allow Virgin Media 's broadband customers in Britain to distribution of its repertoire across Virgin Media 's network." They said they will also

  2. Choose Your Own Centerfold: Playboy on Sale for $300M

    Tue, 12 May 2009

    bidder might also come from overseas: Virgin Media , the U.K. cell phone, Internet The company licenses the popular Virgin name and logo from Sir Richard Branson.) The Daily Mail said Virgin 's name has been "raised as a potential

  3. ISPs Ready to Assist the RIAA?

    Thu, 29 Jan 2009

    are other ideas, like a licensed p2p system recently instituted on the Isle of Man and proposed by UK ISP provider Virgin Media -the company ultimately had to scrap the plan after the record labels backed out. The Electronic Frontier Foundation

  4. Leaked Report Details Secret Ad Software Trials in UK

    Fri, 6 Jun 2008

    also has agreements to begin trials with two other major ISPs (Internet service providers), Carphone Warehouse and Virgin Media . The Information Commissioner's Office, which handles data privacy regulation, has said it will monitor the trials

  5. Microsoft to Go Hostile?

    Tue, 29 Apr 2008

    range from the former eHarmony CEO Jaynie Studenmund and former Nextel CEO John Chapple to the Director and Chairman at Virgin Media , James Mooney. If you're interested in some expert analysis on how a hostile takeover might play out, check out

  6. Controversial Ad System Keeps Its Eye on the Money

    Wed, 16 Apr 2008

    success will be dependent on participation from those entities and, most of all, users. So far, Carphone Warehouse and Virgin Media , also major ISPs, have plans to deploy the system. Ertugrul said he has also been in discussions with a popular social

  7. Virtual Worlds: Risky Business?

    Sun, 12 Aug 2007

    appearing in inappropriate places. The move followed a decision by several companies, including the AA, First Direct, Virgin Media and Vodafone, to pull their advertising from Facebook following reports that their ads were being displayed alongside

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