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Harrods wins court ruling after Internet site hijacked name

The High Court has come to the aid of advertisers seeking to prevent their brand names from being hijacked on the Internet. Its action marks a significant step in bringing order to a largely unregulated medium and enables UK brand owners to protect their rights on the Internet just as they can on...

MEDIA FOR THE RECORD Clarke appointed editor of the Scotsman

Martin Clarke, the editor of the Scottish Daily Mail, has been appointed editor of the Scotsman. Clarke, who replaces James Seaton, was appointed by Andrew Neil, the editor-in-chief of the Scottish Daily Mail and its sister title, Scotland on Sunday. followed by others, which will not necessarily be...

Stop Press: McLaren joins WorldSpace board

John McLaren has been named director of corporate affairs for WorldSpace, the US digital services provider. He was formerly secretary of the British Brands Group. WorldSpace plans to launch three satellites from the beginning of 1998.

MEDIA: IN BRIEF - New title for serious net users

Internet.age, a new monthly magazine, has been unveiled by Forme Communications. The title is being billed as the first UK business magazine for business and corporate users developing a serious Internet or intranet strategy.

MEDIA: IN BRIEF - FT on-line title gets re-runs

Doing Business On-line, the publication produced as a one-off by the FT and .net magazine in December 1996, is to get two further editions. The first will concentrate on finance and the second on retail. They will be inserted into the FT on 4 June and 6 November respectively.

MEDIA: IN BRIEF - Katz takes Guardian on-line role

The Guardian has named Ian Katz as editor of Electronic Guardian, with responsibility for editing on-line publications. Katz has been the Guardian s New York correspondent since 1994.

Net reduction

BT has cut the price of its Internet calls in a bid to push the Net into more households. It has also ended its one-off registration charge and cut 20% from the monthly subscription fee.

Media: Guardian angel

The Guardian has appointed Ian Katz to the new position of editor, Electronic Guardian, the paper s online publication. He has been The Guardian s New York correspondent since 1994 and will take up the post in June this year.

Media: Cosmo is a hit

Cosmopolitan s new Web site has had over 100 e-mail responses in its first six days, with the Wardrobe Crisis Buster fashion advice being the most popular item. The site can be reached at www.designer city.com/ cosmopolitan.

Media: FT’s future plans

The Financial Times and Future Publishing s .net magazine will produce two more new magazines offering advice to businesses using the Internet.

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