The football section of Reuters' UK website generates revenue from advertising around editorial, picture galleries, match centres, league tables, blogs, polls and more.

The lifestyle section of Reuters' global website generates revenue from advertising around editorial features, pictures, blogs and polls covering topics such as travel, technology, health & fitness and money.

Voted best website in the 2007 Diageo Africa Business Reporting Awards, Reuters Africa generates revenue from advertising around editorial, pictures, financial, commodities and energy information.

Full coverage of the 2006 US elections on Reuters' global website generated revenue from advertising around editorial, pictures, polls and interactive features.

Reuters' 2006 US Open Tennis website generated revenue from advertising around editorial, photo galleries, live scoreboards, results, player profiles and polls.

Reuters' Wimbledon 2006 website generated revenue from advertising around editorial, photo galleries, live scoreboards, results, player profiles and polls.

Reuters' 2006 Soccer World Cup website generated revenue from advertising around editorial, picture galleries, match centres, league tables, blogs, polls and interactive features.

Given the strong interest in the Athens 2004 Olympics, Reuters approached us to take their news, pictures, graphics and results feeds and develop a pre-built event microsite product that could be easily re-branded by their customers.

The solution included a content management system that allowed Reuters editorial staff to prioritise stories and maintain content on behalf of their customers.

We also integrated and presented IOC results feeds in real time.

The World Cup in South Korea and Japan was the first tournament where we integrated Reuters' news, pictures, graphics and results feeds to produce a microsite that could be easily re-branded by their customers.