The BBC has sacked Jeff Taylor, BBC Worldwide's director of global marketing and brand development, who was arrested in Hong Kong in October in connection with fraud allegations. He has been dismissed "on grounds of breaching the company's employment policy on conflict of interests".
BP has launched a site to support its Connect petrol stations, which it promotes as being environmentally friendly. The site, at www.eco-connect.co.uk, has been created by design consultancy View, and is aimed at businesses and consumers. It acts as a platform to put forward BP's environmental...
The RSPCA has overhauled its web site through digital agency Lateral in an effort to better educate the public and animal professionals about its aims. The new version, at www.rspca.org.uk, is divided into 14 modules carrying updated animal welfare news, advice and information. Visitors can...
Egg, the internet bank owned by Prudential, has announced that it broke even in the month of November, boosting its chances of achieving its target to be profitable for the last quarter of 2001. The company has attracted 129,300 extra customers since the start of October giving it a total customer...
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Rennie, the indigestion remedy owned by pharmaceutical giant Roche, is to sponsor UK Gold's Christmas comedy evening strand. The deal comes on top of Rennie's 450,000 sponsorship of ITV's Christmas programming and aims to maximise the traditional link between Christmas and over-indulgence....
The BBC's TV licensing division has pledged to focus on the relentless pursuit of licence-fee evaders, through its new partnership with Capita and Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO. The two groups have replaced Consignia as administrators of the system.
Eric Fuller, publishing director of Loaded and Loaded Fashion, will become group publishing director of IPC ignite! following the resignation of incumbent Robert Tame.
Cartoon Network is launching the first channel-branded interactive games service on SkyDigital this week. Initially, Sky's 14 million digital satellite viewers will be able to play Samurai Jack and The Powerpuff Girls in Crystal Crisis.
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