York / Cardiff Central Hertford / Birmingham / Chester / Cambridge / City / London / /
Company
Experian / ITN / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
University College London / E34 University / /
IndustryTerm
news media / geodemographic systems / centralised telephone calling / look-up table using systems / considerable media coverage / media content / personal communications / communications programmes / faceto-face communications / originated communications / data-mining exercises / communications campaigns / external supplier / direct marketing communications / communications operation / communications initiatives / retail chain / customer communications / communications activity / customer relationship management / direct communications / acceptable communications media / data-mining techniques / printing / bank / mass media / data management / centralised communications / communications managers / to their systems / political communications / direct marketing technologies / direct communications operations / media coverage / communications activities / /
NaturalFeature
Thames Valley / /
Organization
Conservative Party / University College London / Welsh Assembly / Labour Party / Liberal Democrat / Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis UCL / Central Office / Lib Dem / Liberal Democrats / SNP PC / Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis / /
Person
Michael Howard / Michael Heseltine / Mark Pack / Gavin Barwell / Greg Cook / Harold Wilson / William Hague / Charles Saatchi / David Loxton / Richard Webber / Chris Patten / / /
PoliticalEvent
general election / presidential election / general elections / /
Position
Mayor / director of marketing / author / head of political strategy / electoral registrar / Lynne Featherstone MP / managing director / party chairman / director of campaigning / currently visiting professor / party leader / /
Region
continental Europe / /
Technology
AV / CRM / direct marketing technologies / supporting technologies / SNP / /
Richard Webber is generally recognised as the originator of geodemographic systems, having classified UK neighbourhoods using statistics from each of the past five