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Her new firm, called Unbundled, aims to attract clients looking to target women, a skill Ms. Berman, one of the ad industry's most prominent creative executives, has spent much of her long career honing.
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Unbundled, which has a handful of employees, so far has landed ad duties for Nonni's Food Co., a snack-food maker owned by Vivartia of Greece, and several local accounts.
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Unbundled, based in suburban Chicago, joins a slew of fledgling ad agencies that have cropped up around the U.S. in the past few years.
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Unbundled pricing may be good in theory but it irritates people and makes things seem more expensive.
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Unbundled (ph) away, pushed to the floor, hidden down.
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The improvement was driven by a broad array of operational enhancements, including the contribution of higher margin Cavalier Telephone revenues and improved local network costs resulting from earlier initiatives to transition Special Access ("SPA") circuits to Unbundled Network Elements ("UNE").
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Unbundled can only truly work under a socialist system, then that relies on the competency of the government, which in this case is nil.
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Unbundled pay television could be "nirvana for some consumers", Scott said, since "not everyone wants to subscribe to the full pay package".
Media news, UK and world media comment and analysis | guardian.co.uk 2010
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Unbundled airline fees reach the overhead bin msnbc. com contributorupdated 9: 04 a.m.
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Unbundled airline fees reach the overhead bin msnbc. com contributorupdated 9: 04 a.m.
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