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AOL Time Warner to focus on European expansion

LONDON - AOL Time Warner chief executive Gerald Levin has said that the media giant is to focus on an international strategy and its first priority will begin with European expansion.

WPP buys UK marketing firm for £15m

LONDON - WPP Group has bought UK-based The Marketing 15m.

BBC wins back Top of the Pops domains

LONDON - The BBC has had two internet domain names related to its flagship pop programme Top of the Pops returned to it after a cybersquatter took control of them four years ago.

eBay eyes up China for expansion

LONDON - Online auctioneer eBay.com is considering launching a website in China, according to the company's chief executive Meg Whitman.

Denton steps down from Moreover.com

LONDON - Nick Denton, the founder of information service Moreover.com, has stepped down as chief executive of the company.

EC looks into Carlton/Thomson ad link-up

LONDON - ITV company Carlton Communications has outlined a joint venture cinema advertising company with Thomson Multimedia to the European Commission, which is looking for third-party comments on the deal.

EMI and Virgin launch online music service

LONDON - EMI and Virgin have teamed up to start selling digital versions of their music over the internet.

NTL and Telewest link up to promote broadband

LONDON - The UK's two remaining cable operators, NTL and Telewest, are launching a 4m advertising and marketing campaign to promote the take-up of broadband internet access over cable in the UK.

Campaigners call for 'junk food' ad ban

LONDON - Food and health campaign group Sustain has called on the government to ban "junk food" advertising targeted at children.

Public transport boosts first-half revenues at JCDecaux

LONDON - Shares in JCDecaux rose more than 4% on the news that first-half revenues at the French outdoor advertising group had grown 11%.


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