Vodafone asks Jockey Club to sort out mobile phone row

COMMUNICATIONS giant Vodafone is calling on the Jockey Club to resolve a damaging mobile phone row.
Vodafone asks Jockey Club to sort out mobile phone row
Fri, 19 Sep, 2003 - 01:00
Niall James

The sponsor of the Epsom Derby is worried the dispute could harm the sport’s image.

“The negative publicity this issue has generated could be a concern to us,” said a Vodafone spokesman.

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