Unisys comes face to face with Bill Gates - 5 days running
Published:
18 March 1999 y., Thursday
The Financial Times will be serializing a major interview with Bill Gates, with the intention of printing a full page every day for 5 consecutive editions.They will be heavily promoting this interview starting a couple of days before the first edition (wich starts on Wednesday 17th March and finishes on Monday 22nd). The front page will have leaders pointing to the editorial.
We have complete "ownership"of this editorial with our corporate ads apearing solus on the spread where the story is being printed each day.
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