Saturday, September 26, 2009
Mark Bridge writes:
Earlier this week Vodafone announced Vodafone 360 under the headline “Bringing your world together”. It all sounds very promising – and it reminded me of another Vodafone launch nine years before. Click the 'play' button below to hear my thoughts...
And finally, a moment to reminisce. It's the chick from Pop Idol:
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