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Microsoft to charge users for MSN services

Microsoft is planning to charge fees to use some of the services on its MSN internet portal, according to newspaper reports.

ISPA attacks Oftel over broadband delays

The Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA) has attacked telecoms regulator Oftel for failing to speed up the development of high-speed internet access in the UK through one of its own members, BT.

Kirch secures $1bn to increase Formula 1 stake

Kirch, the German media group, has secured almost 1bn ( 690m) of the funding it needs to help troubled EM.TV increase its stake in Formula 1 company SLEC to 75%.

IAB moves for bigger web ads

The Internet Advertising Bureau is expected to unveil new standards for bigger online ads today, in a move to boost the flagging online advertising industry.

Desmond halves Express loan

Richard Desmond, the proprietor of Express Newspapers, has almost halved the 97m loan he took out to fund the 125m acquisition of the newspaper group in November last year.

Yell to launch TV ad campaign

BT’s directories business Yell is set to launch its first ad campaign on national TV on Thursday.

Belgo owner gets £1.5bn backing for pubs purchase

Luke Johnson, owner of The Ivy restaurant and Belgian-themed restaurant chain Belgo, has found a new financial backer to fund his purchase of 3,000 Whitbread pubs.

Shopsmart faces legal action over takeover pull-out

Shopsmart.com, the price-comparison website, is facing legal action from a competitor after it pulled out of takeover talks.

MSGi closes internet arm in cost-cutting move

New York-based integrated marketing firm Marketing Services Group Inc is closing its Pegasus Internet online marketing business and restructuring its other operations.

Woolworths wins product rights to Bill & Ben

Woolworths has won the exclusive product licensing rights for the BBC’s children’s characters, Bill 3m.


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