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LONDON - Financial Times publisher Pearson has announced better-than-expected half-year results, but said that the depressed advertising market would hit its full-year profits.
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Dotmusic cuts jobs as United's profits fall
30 Jul 2001 | by Louise Banbury,
LONDON - Dotmusic.com, United Business Media's music website, has laid off half its staff, including the editor Andy Strickland.
O'Reilly targets Australian media group
30 Jul 2001 | by Staff
LONDON - Sir Anthony O'Reilly, whose media group owns The Independent newspaper in the UK, is planning a takeover of Fairfax Holdings, the largest newspaper group in Australia.
ITC imposes £100,000 penalty on LWT
30 Jul 2001 | by Staff
LONDON - The Independent Television Commission has imposed a financial penalty of 100,000 on London Weekend Television for breaches of the ITC code of programme sponsorship in the series Club@vision .
Cordiant acquires live events company
30 Jul 2001 | by Gordon MacMillan
LONDON - Cordiant Communications, the UK marketing services group, has acquired 100% of live events company Presentation Communications International.
BBC plans public square for new HQ
30 Jul 2001 | by Staff,
LONDON - The BBC plans to create a new public square in London's West End as part of a 400m plan to redevelop its Broadcasting House headquarters.
Chrysalis to ditch web business
30 Jul 2001 | by Staff,
LONDON Chrysalis, the media company whose internet interests have taken their toll on profits, is thinking of axing its entire web business.
British companies to join top 100 global brands
30 Jul 2001 | by Staff,
LONDON - HSBC, Burberry, Orange, Tesco and Vodafone are close to joining the list of the top 100 global brands, according to a survey from marketing consultancy Interbrand.
Cordiant buys face-to-face marketing company
30 Jul 2001 | by Staff,
LONDON Cordiant Communications has bought the whole of Presentation Communications International in a bid to set up a new face-to-face marketing company.
Cordiant buys face-to-face marketing company
30 Jul 2001 | by Staff,
LONDON Cordiant Communications has bought the whole of Presentation Communications International in a bid to set up a new face-to-face marketing company.
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