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Carter slams Lord Puttnam in inaugural Ofcom address

LONDON - Stephen Carter used his inaugural speech as Ofcom chief executive to attack efforts by rebel Labour peer Lord Puttnam to modify the role of the new super media watchdog.

Most Americans want government anti-spam service

LONDON - Some 83% of Americans want a government-sponsored Do Not Email Registry to block the daily deluge of spam email, it was announced yesterday.

Overture takes on Google with embedded ad service

NEW YORK - Paid-for search company Overture is taking the battle to Google with the launch of a product that will see advertisers' searches appear on relevant content-based pages of partner sites including MSN.

Redweb wins atomic clean-up agency redesign task

LONDON - The UK Atomic Energy Authority is to redesign its website and has appointed the Dorset-based design agency Redweb to handle the assignment.

IPC Media closes its struggling dance music title Muzik

LONDON - IPC Media has closed its struggling dance music title Muzik, which reported a monthly circulation of less than 40,000 at the last ABCs.

Kelvin saves the Tories and puts money where mouth is

LONDON - Kelvin MacKenzie, boss of TalkSPORT radio and a former editor of The Sun, has revealed himself as the mystery businessman who yesterday placed a £10,000 bet on the Tories winning the next general election.

MTV continues European expansion with Portugal launch

LONDON - Music channel MTV is set to launch a dedicated Portuguese service, its 11th European channel, on Wednesday at midnight.

Lindemans wine signs sponsorship deal for ITV drama

LONDON - Lindemans, the Australian wine brand, has signed a deal to sponsor a major part of ITV's forthcoming drama schedule.

Bafta-winning Father Ted to be developed for US TV

LONDON - 'Father Ted', the cult Channel 4 comedy about eccentric Irish priests living on an isolated island, has been bought by NBC, which will make a US version of the Bafta-winning show.

WPP shareholders rebel over Sir Martin's pay package

LONDON - Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP Group chief executive, faced rebellion over his remuneration package yesterday, with 46% of the company's shareholders refusing to back his pay deal at the ad giant's annual general meeting.

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