The e-commerce service which allows consumers to buy products online and collect them in-store will not survive the next five years as new home depository services launch, a leading retail expert has said.
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From now, customers will start to see the ITV Player app automatically download onto their device as part of a phased roll out over the coming weeks, giving them access to content from all ITV channels and CITV.
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Following a successful testing phase, Sky AdSmart will soon roll out to market. Here, the7stars’ Gary Caranay looks at the impact – both good and bad – it will have on television advertising.
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