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companies, it is a unique opportunity for global exposure. Large ‘marketing bets’ have been made on the Olympics and TNS felt it was essential to create a system for measuring a sponsor’s return on investment. The battery of research projects we have set up to do this is unique. Our China Olympic Sponsorship Benchmarking System includes: ■ Analysis of the above-line crossmedia creative treatments of both Olympic Sponsors and the competitive brands that are not sponsoring the Olympics. ■ Analysis of

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provisions of this Directive relating, in particular, to advertising, timelimits and conditions for the submission of tenders, it may enter into contracts based on such a framework agreement during its term of validity either by applying the terms set forth in the framework agreement or, if all terms have not been fixed in advance in the framework agreement, by reopening competition between the parties to the framework agreement in relation to those terms. The reopening of competition should comply

Varey. This makes the fact of addressing such a market extremely important. It can be also seen on two different perspectives from which internal marketing can be viewed: - as a benefit (value) it delivers to the employee, or - as set of benefits it provides to the firm[29]. Internal marketing should be a management strategy which focus on developing customer-conscious employee. Trying to avoid this way of thinking is to jeopardise marketing efforts and thereby threaten the long-term

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innovations. Credit cards issued by banks and retailers have been used around the world since the 1950s. Over the following decade, global credit card organisations like Visa and MasterCard broadened merchant acceptance by consolidating brands. This set the stage for the first electronic payments systems in the early 1970s, which introduced magnetic-strip credit cards and automated approval of credit card transactions. The first automatic teller machines (ATMs) and debit cards appeared in the 1980s

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