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Leo Burnett resigns £7m P&O account

24 Jan 2001 | by Anna Clarke

Leo Burnett will resign its 7m P&O Cruises account in March due to a potential client conflict with Walt Disney.

Dreamcast future uncertain as Sega links with rivals

24 Jan 2001 | by Louise Banbury

Sega is considering ending production of its Dreamcast console and will instead make games for rivals Sony and Microsoft.

BSkyB joins consortium to wrest ITV news from ITN

24 Jan 2001 | by Claire Billings

News Corporation’s BSkyB has stepped up its campaign to snatch the 45m-a-year contract to supply ITV with news from ITN by joining a five-member consortium.

Red Bull ads face watchdog pre-approval

24 Jan 2001 | by Anna Clarke

Red Bull has been rapped over the knuckles by the Advertising Standards Authority following a three-and-a-half year inquiry.

DoubleClick cleared of privacy invasion

24 Jan 2001

The US Federal Trade Commission has cleared online advertising company DoubleClick of privacy invasion.

Premiership clubs in digital radio deal

24 Jan 2001

Digital radio broadcaster Radio First is set to join forces with eight Premier League football clubs to launch the Fan Radio Network.

Guardian and Associated launch Metro in Manchester

24 Jan 2001

The Guardian Media Group has signed a deal with Associated Newspapers to launch the Metro free daily newspaper in Manchester.

BBC moves closer to ads on web

24 Jan 2001

The BBC could introduce advertising on one of its public service websites, prompting commercial website owners to threaten legal action.

ONdigital to enter TV listings market

24 Jan 2001

UK terrestrial digital broadcaster ONdigital is to launch a branded weekly TV listings magazine to its 1m subscribers edited by Bill Hagerty, former editor of Trinity Mirror Sunday red-top The People.

Northern & Shell may shut Express’s Manchester office

24 Jan 2001

Uncertainty among Express Newspapers’ staff continues to increase amid speculation that its new owner, the OK! magazine and soft-porn publisher Northern & Shell, is to close its Manchester office in a bid to further cut costs.

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