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WPP's Sorrell shortlisted for top communications award

LONDON - WPP Group CEO Sir Martin Sorrell has been shortlisted alongside other UK business leaders for the Public Relations Consultants Association top business communicator award.

C4's RI:SE serves up tabloid breakfast

Whoever coined the phrase 'the Sun on TV' to describe Channel 4's new breakfast show 'RI:SE' couldn't have been more accurate, as the obvious links between it and the red-top are clear, writes Claire Billings, who tuned in for 'RI:SE's debut .

Carlton and Granada rise on speculation about merger

LONDON - ITV companies Carlton Communications and Granada were showing healthy gains on the London Stock Exchange this morning, following weekend reports that merger talks between the two were set to restart.

Channel 4 set to announce £20m loss

LONDON - Channel 4 is to report a dramatic collapse in profits this week with a loss of £20m compared with profits last year of £36m.

Murdoch expansion to be thwarted by new UK media laws

LONDON - Rupert Murdoch will see his plans for future expansion into UK television thwarted by new media legislation, which will prevent him buying more than 20% of ITV or Channel 5.

De Pouzilhac attacks 'arrogant' Sorrell

LONDON - Alain de Pouzilhac, chief executive of Havas Advertising, has lashed out at WPP chief Sir Martin Sorrell, calling him arrogant and labelling him as one of life's 'bad guys'.

Carlton/Granada merger talks to restart

LONDON - Aborted merger talks between Carlton Communications and Granada to create a £5bn single ITV company are thought to be about to restart as the two seek to reassure shareholders.

Microsoft linked to ITV Digital rescue bid

LONDON - Microsoft, which is already a shareholder in cable group Telewest, is being linked to an ITV Digital Rescue bid.

Consignia set to report losses of £1bn

LONDON - Consignia is set to reveal the worst set of results in its history next month when the group, which owns the Post Office and the Royal Mail, reports losses in excess of £1bn.

Team of the Week: World Soccer and Shoot

The World Soccer and Shoot display team sells ad space across the two IPC football titles and the worldsoccer.com website. The football-mad sales team, headed by advertising director Jean Christie and advertising manager Phil Craghill, is made up of five male football fanatics each responsible...


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