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Articles in March, 2002 issue of New Media Age

• Why broadband must prove itself. (Analyst Speak)
  by Mike Bloxham
• Ad Watch.
• Bringing power to the people. (Profile: Ian Kearns).
  by Fiona Harvey
• US investor accuses Spark's Whitaker of conflict of interests. (News).
  by Dominic Dudley
• Reading Room looks to boost business with government wins. (Agencies).
  by Greg Brooks
• So Loose Films targets brands for viral movies. (Agencies).
• Retail sites go looking for new product lines. (Analysis).
  by Wale Azeez
• Rambert doubles visitors after e-flyer site promo. (Marketing).
• Izodia future appears uncertain as Laxey Partners buys stake. (Finance).
  by Dominic Dudley
• Deal focus
  by Dominic Dudley
• Marketwatch.
  by Dominic Dudley
• Flextech first to offer one-press iTV ads across all its channels. (News).
  by Ben Carter
• Pay and ye shall find. (Paid-for-Search).
  by Yinka Adegoke
• Auditing the moneylenders. (Investor Speak).
  by Daniel Lopez
• Germany leads way towards 0.5bn global Web population. (Trends)
  by Yinka Adegoke
• Translucis video platform lets retailers personalise streams. (Technology)
  by Ben Carter
• Marketwatch.
  by Dominic Dudley
• M-payments to boost mobile commerce to $25bn by 2006. (Data)
  by Sara Davies
• Mobile learns to pay its way. (Report).
  by Diane See Morrison
• Clearing the way for the development chariots. (Opinion)
  by Mike Short
• Preparing for a post-Web world. (Analyst Speak)
  by Michael E. Gazala
• Advertising.com lays claim to second largest media network. (International).
  by Chris Dillabough
• Getting government up to speed on new media. (Government).
  by Jamie Holyer
• Get the idea right before pushing the product: Interactivity launched half-cocked risks creating an expectation of questionable value that will be difficult to shift. (Comment).
  by Peter Van Gelder
• Deal Focus. (Finance).
  by Greg Brooks
• Keeping the content clear. (Vision)
  by Aran Wood
• Moneysupermarket prepares for move into travel market. (News).
  by Dominic Dudley
• Pushing broadband beyond the cities. (Leader).
  by Michael Nutley
• Appreciate the value of usability. (Vision).
  by Phil Barrett
• Smartlogik steps up funding search following poor offers. (Finance).
  by Ben Carter
• Ad Watch.
  by Chris Perry
• First up this week is an iTV ad from the Post Office. (Ad Watch).
  by Carolyn Cooper
• Is the PC boom a valid model for the Internet? (Trends)
  by Phil Dwyer
• FA to Webcast from England World Cup camp on new site. (News).
  by Ben Carter
• New Media Marketplace
• Being aware of your customer's true value: One nightmare scenario is that if every company just concentrated on its profitable customers, where would the unprofitable customers go? (Customer Relationships).
  by Ross Sleight
• Halifax. (Strategic Play).
  by Alistair Ray
• Long-term Internet users still consider security an obstacle. (Trends).
  by Bryan Porter
• Smaller players slip past battling giants: as these companies gradually morph into virtual TV networks in their own right, simpler solutions for online video have begun emerging. (The Future).
  by Mike Butcher
• BBC Technology plans to lead online pay-per-view services. (News).
  by Greg Brooks
• T-Mobile talks to top brands in move into wireless marketing. (News)
  by Justin Pearse
• Facing off attack: In its youth, the wireless market faces the same fears of security breaches as the Web once did. Diane See Morrison looks at the steps mobile firms are taking to keep ahead of the predators. (Wireless Security).
  by Diane See Morrison
• Tesco.com begins e-grocery operations in South Korea. (International).
  by Jonathan Webdale
• New confidence in technology sector as two firms plan IPO. (Finance).
  by Dominic Dudley
• Online travel lets the user pick and choose. (Analysis).
  by Chris Dillabough
• Sam Heaton. (New Media People)
• Travel players reveal plans for expansion into Asian market. (International).
  by Chris Dillabough
• Quester still confident despite shortfall on most recent fund. (Finance).
  by Dominic Dudley
• Vodafone ready to add billing ability to SMS delivery system. (News).
  by Justin Pearse
• Hyperlink Interactive mobile arm targets business sector. (Agencies)
  by Greg Brooks
• Web sites ignoring disabled access face new legal threat.
  by Jonathan Webdale
• Family tree sees new year growth. (Analyst Speak)
  by Tom Ewing
• Making sites fit for all. (Analysis).
  by Jonathan Webdale
• MyTravel: Package operator AirTours hopes to attract new users by collecting its operations under the MyTravel banner. But as Sean Hargrave notes, it must also address more fundamental issues of what it's selling and to whom. (Strategic Play).
  by Sean Hargrave
• People.
• Deal focus. (Finance)
  by Dominic Dudley
• Mobile networks back SMS regulator ICSTIS with funding. (News).
  by Justin Pearse
• Letters
• Daily texting figure for February bodes well for continued rise. (Trends)
  by Sara Davies
• Letters
• Finding the benefit for users in m-payments. (Leader)
• Yoomedia. (Strategic Play).
  by Alistair Ray
• Will change provide stability for ICANN? (Analysis).
  by Jonathan Webdale
• Macromedia launches mass revamp with Flash XM update. (Technology).
  by Jonathan Webdale
• When VCs get too cautious. (Investor Speak).
  by Nick Milner
• ISPA remains strong in fight against race-hate material. (News).
  by Jonathan Webdale
• Way To Blue joins Openworld for biggest movie viral email. (Marketing).
  by Chris Dillabough
• World Cup may yet get Web showing.
  by Ben Carter
• Teaching viewers to act on impulse: Impulse response ads save advertisers the cost of building a microsite and don't take viewer away from their programme. But, asks Ben Carter, will they attract more advertisers? (Analysis).
  by Ben Carter
• IC data protection investigation will focus on small businesses. (News).
  by Jonathan Webdale
• What price does your business put on talent? (On Strategy)
  by Vicky Grinnell
• Abel & Baker first to use phone karaoke in Ali G movie promo. (Marketing).
  by Chris Dillabough
• Nipping your financial problems in the bud. (Berwin Leighton Paisner on the Law)
  by Alison Klarfeld
• ETT prepares for 2003 float with [pounds sterling]5.3m round of funding. (Finance).
  by Mary Louise Harding
• An industry of little measure. (Vision).
  by Alex Kovach
• New Media Marketplace.
• Government opens door to e-bookies.
  by Ben Carter
• Who's involved? Video-on-demand specialist Yes TV and Asia Television (ATV). (Deal Focus).
• UK investors' money raising hints at renewed optimism. (Finance).
  by Dominic Dudley
• Audits split wireless industry: When the MMA rejected the ABCE's new metric for SMS auditing, it became clear the industry was divided on the issue. Bryan Porter seeks the next step for an industry polarised by debate. (Insight).
  by Bryan Porter

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