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Rollout Roundup: Brand Promotion
2013-05-21 06:38:02| Food - Topix.net
Brand promotions based on the "two-for-one" concept are tried and true. But brand marketers that design promotions with added substance discover they can leave a lasting impression on retailers and consumers - impressions not measured just through increased sales but ones that create a halo effect.
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Rollout Roundup: Brand Promotion
2013-05-21 06:25:27| Agriculture - Topix.net
Brand promotions based on the "two-for-one" concept are tried and true. But brand marketers that design promotions with added substance discover they can leave a lasting impression on retailers and consumers - impressions not measured just through increased sales but ones that create a halo effect.
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AT&T CEO: We'll piggyback on Google's Fiber rollout plans
2013-05-15 16:37:20| CNET News.com
If Google is allowed to go after specific neighborhoods and homes in Austin, Texas, AT&T should be able to follow the same terms and conditions for its own fiber-optic deployment. [Read more]
Closed-captioning glasses get big rollout to cinemas
2013-05-13 19:56:16| CNET News.com
More than 6,000 Regal cinemas are about to become a lot friendlier to deaf and hearing-impaired moviegoers with the introduction of special closed-captioning glasses made by Sony. [Read more]
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Australian govt unveils updated NBN rollout plan
2013-05-06 02:35:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) The Australian government has announced plans to connect another 1.3 million homes and businesses to the National Broadband Network, bringing the total number of premises where NBN construction will commence or be complete by 30 June 2016 to more than 4.8 million. Communications minister Stephen Conroy released an updated three-year rollout plan. In New South Wales an additional 406,100 premises will be connected, in Victoria the total will be upgraded by 303,000 additional premises, and Queensland will see an additional 255,700 premises connected. Western Australia will see 181,500 more premises connected, an additional 117,700 premises in South Australia will be connected to the NBN and in the Australian Capital Territory an additional 45,000 premises will be connected. In the Northern Territory, the rollout of the NBN will add another 65,400 premises and in Tasmania, the rollout of the NBN will be complete for more than 208,400 homes and businesses by the end of 2015.
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