Freemans has announced that it is to stop printing its catalogue after 118 years as part of ongoing initiatives to reinvent itself as a digital pureplay. The publication reached millions of homes each ...

In its 1970s heyday, the 1,000-page Freemans catalogue thumped on to the doorsteps of more than two million homes, twice a year. It was part of our cultural fabric – and a big hitter, able to marshal ...

IT was always a bit of a moment when the Freemans catalogue arrived in our house. It took some effort to leaf through the 1,000-plus pages of The Catalogue, as it was known - and I was quite prepared ...

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Home-shopping retailer Freemans has announced plans to stop printing its catalogue after 118 years, in its journey to “reinvent itself as a digital pureplay”. Freemans said its website offered 55,000 ...

Freemans is to stop printing its catalogue after 118 years it announced today as customers move to shopping on-line. With well over one billion copies printed since its launch in 1905, the 'buying ...

Freemans has relaunched its offering with a new marketing campaign in an effort to reposition as a “vibrant digital department store”. The online retailer, owned by Otto, has relaunched the new ...

Trudging around the shops in winter can be miserable, so the popularity of catalogue and online shopping is no great surprise. However, if you compare the prices of some of the glossy brochures that ...