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.
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