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MSNBCW Decision July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW Decision July 3, 2024

Stuff. Seven republicans swear it off tonight at the Ronald Reagan library in california. And of course, you know, just one a basic political level, two questions coming out of tonights debate, the obvious one, anything that happened in the second debate, will it have impacts on their standing in race. We had one debate already that first debate last month appear to have no major effect on the polls at all. There was only one candidate who got a significant polling bump, and that was the guy who did not attend. Donald trump got the largest bump of all the candidates out of the first debate. Ag...

Virgin Media launches unmissable winter bargains that won't last long - Vimarsana News

Virgin Media launches unmissable winter bargains that won't last long

Virgin has cut the price of tons of its products in time for 2024

ASA UK Ban Virgin Media's Misleading Fastest WiFi Guarantee Claims - Vimarsana News

ASA UK Ban Virgin Media's Misleading Fastest WiFi Guarantee Claims

A complaint by Vodafone has prompted the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) to investigate and ultimately ban a series of adverts for Virgin Media's

Vodafone wins challenge against Virgin Media 'fastest WiFi' claim - Vimarsana News

Vodafone wins challenge against Virgin Media 'fastest WiFi' claim

A challenge by Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) against a marketing claim by Virgin Media O2 for "the fastest WiFi guarantee of any major provider" has been...

Virgin Media ordered to pull wi-... - News - Vimarsana News

Virgin Media ordered to pull wi-... - News

Vodafone has forced Virgin Media to withdraw an ad that claimed “Get the fastest WiFi Guarantee of any major provider”. Vodafone complained to the Advertising Standards Authority that the ad, which ran in July, was misleading and could be not be substantiated. The ASA agreed and ordered Virgin Media to pull the ad and ensure