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Articles in January, 2003 issue of New Media Age

• EC threatens members over delays in e-commerce laws. (International)
  by Dominic Dudley
• Mobile marketers shun SMS anti-spam scheme
  by Justin Pearse
• Staff appraisal: NMA exclusively presents the results of the largest piece of research to date into employment and skills in interactive media.
  by Justin Pearse
• BitArts launches secure system for Java content. (Technology)
  by Justin Pearse
• Christmas cheer: with online sales faring much better than offline over Christmas 2002, are retailers and consumers at last happy with the idea of buying on the web? (Insight).
  by Dianne See Morrison
• Talking to the right people: through acquisitions and strategic partnerships, iTouch has taken the mobile services sector by storm. and it's still pushing ahead for that number one spot. (Strategic Play: iTouch).
  by Andrew Darling
• MPs back ISPs in call for more Home Office money
• Search engines prove top lead for recruitment sites. (Trends).
  by Chris Dillabough
• E-tailers unready for shift in email permission rules
  by Jonathan Webdale
• Recruitment sites reveal new strategies for 2003. (Marketing)
  by Chris Dillabough
• Recognising progress can take a little time. (Dwyer on Trends)
  by Phil Dwyer
• WIN move reflects feeling of consolidation in sector. (Finance)
  by Justin Pearse
• TUC lobbies Government to make way for e-balloting
  by Jonathan Webdale
• Opera Telecom targets US SMS market with new office. (International)
  by Justin Pearse
• Market watch.
  by Dominic Dudley
• AD watch
  by Gary Sharpen
• High hopes for new media's place in Ofcom agenda. (Leader).
  by Michael Nutley
• Avoiding a bloody end to the mobile gaming revolution. (Comment).
  by Paul Munford
• Most local councils on track for e-government delivery. (Trends)
  by Sara Davies
• Presenting a better view of the good sides of the Internet. (Leader).
  by Michael Nutley
• High hopes for mobile Java games. (Letters to the Editor)
• New Media people
• Wheel Group looks north in search for acquisitions. (Agencies)
  by Greg Brooks
• Incentive needn't cost a small fortune. (Opinion)
  by Tim Green
• UK start-up offers voice and text mobile directory. (Technology)
  by Ben Carter
• Market watch.
  by Dominic Dudley
• SMS opportunities for fixed-line operators. (Letters to the Editor).
• Cross-network MMS to be available by March
  by Justin Pearse
• Music industry must learn about targeting. (Analyst Speak).
  by Mark Mulligan
• Agencies prepare to bid for mobile marketing business
  by Justin Pearse
• Ocado still to prove itself despite [pounds sterling]30m extra funds. (Finance)
  by Dominic Dudley
• Virgin Mobile to open up third party premium SMS
  by Justin Pearse
• Engaging the audience: as co-founder and MD of digital marketing agency Moonfish, Kate Drewett has discovered that she has an in interest and talent for deciphering and delivering interactive forms of communication.
  by Sara Davies
• Agencies prepare for COI pitch as it reviews roster
  by Greg Brooks
• Analysts take a cautious view of the year to come: round-up and analysis of the latest trends affecting the wireless sector
  by Justin Pearse
• Gadfly
• In or out? whether you should manage your email and SMS marketing in-house or outsource it to a specialist agency depends on the resources you're willing to commit, what you hope to achieve and your existing relationship with your customers.
  by Nic Howell
• MEF asks industry for help in driving MMS guidelines
  by Justin Pearse
• Gadfly
• AKQA repositions to offer fuller relationship service. (Agencies)
  by Yinka Adegoke
• Halifax extends ad reach with 'Howard' microsite. (Marketing)
  by Chris Dillabough
• New media people
• Bad example of true integration. (Letter to the Editor)
• Rich-media sector gears up for CheckM8 competition
  by Chris Dillabough
• Orange evaluates its online strategy to create richer offer
  by Greg Brooks
• Music industry and ISPs pass the buck on responsibility for piracy. (Analysis)
  by Yinka Adegoke
• ThinkNatural buyers on the hunt for further acquisitions
  by Jonathan Webdale
• Smaller travel sites need to sharpen up on delivery. (Trends)
  by Sara Davies
• Rewriting the plotline. (Strategic Play)
  by Sean Hargrave
• Sky seeks share of mobile revenue via dedicated area
  by Ben Carter
• MSN UK provides research facilities for advertisers
  by Ben Carter
• Rising complaints reveal extent of Web paedophilia
  by Ben Carter
• Restoring people's community spirit. (Butcher on the Future)
  by Mike Butcher
• Banners and pop-ups still have their place. (Analyst Speak).
  by Paul Milsom
• TX4 Free Cinema Tkt: Odeon. (Case Study)
  by Sara Davies
• Offline ads plug Web site in Australian tourism push. (Marketing)
  by Chris Dillabough
• Specialists must prove their worth: can mobile marketing specialists survive alone, or will traditional ad agencies swallow them up? (Wireless).
  by Justin Pearse
• Give e-government a chance to succeed. (Opinion).
  by Jeremy Bentley
• Kiss 100 Halloween trick or treat campaign. (Case Study).
  by Greg Brooks
• Heads up on the legal highlights for 2003. (Harper on the Law).
  by Simon Harper
• Ad watch.
  by Scott Rodgers
• Can MMS be pushed up to the heights of SMS? (Leader)
  by Michael Nutley
• Broadcasters use mobile content to grow revenues: it's early days for broadcasters to push revenues via mobile content, but many are recognising the potential goldmine. (Analysis).
  by Ben Carter
• Afghans venture back onto web with regained domain. (International)
  by Jonathan Webdale
• Forget what you think. (Case Study)
  by Jonathan Webdale
• 8 mile. (Case Study).
  by Ben Carter
• Route master: Dermot Halpin
• Will MMS follow the SMS or WAP route? (Opinion)
  by Steve Buck
• Taking the pain out of iTV: following a high-profile departure from Sky, John Swingewood is now building his own empire
  by Ben Carter
• Ad watch
  by Louise Ainsworth
• Bianca Cory. (New Media People)
• States of progress: after a slow start, the US is starting to wake up to the potential of mobile data services and a number of European operators are looking to exploit this new market. But is Europe's lead in the mobile market a secure one?
  by Andrew Darling
• DITG to extend skills base by hitting acquisition trail. (Finance)
  by Ben Carter
• Orange launches platform to boost M2M development. (Technology)
  by Greg Brooks
• Sounding the retreat. (Strategic Play)
  by Sean Hargrave
• FAST takes on Google after signing deal with Espotting
  by Chris Dillabough
• BBC given freedom to dominate digital education complain rivals. (Analysis).
  by Greg Brooks
• AdLink makes a move into performance-based sales
  by Chris Dillabough
• How raising money can put you in jail. (Investor Speak).
  by Caroline Whitfield
• Gadfly

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