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STOP PRESS: Internet start-up Worldpop.com hires Shine

Shine Communications has been chosen to handle the launch and ongoing PR for Worldpop.com, the UK internet start-up which has received unprecedented financial backing. A global, 24-hour rolling pop news magazine, the site will be launched in early 2000 across all media, including internet, TV, radio,...

STOP PRESS: Freeserve hands Larkspur consumer brief

ISP Freeserve has appointed Larkspur on a consumer brief following a three-way pitch. Larkspur replaces Marbles PR, which resigned the account in October (PR Week, 22 October) because it was considering legal action against Freeserve business partner HFC Bankover its Marbles credit card.

Britons are ready to break the law over conscience

A Ketchum survey has found a significant willingness mong Britons to break the law in order to stop unacceptable business practice.

Lansons sets up internet division with three clients

Financial PR agency Lansons Communications has set up a specialist internet PR agency, Lansons Digital Media, with an initial pounds 200,000 in business.

MEDIA: Women’s title is first for Dennis

Dennis Publishing is to launch its first glossy women s title in February 2000, and has recruited Rachel Shattock, who edits NatMags M, as editor.

ITN targets news content at youth on children’s site

ITN is to provide news to a children s web site, www.miss dorothy.com, which has just been launched by journalist and TV presenter Sharon Doughty.

CAMPAIGNS: Weekly Web Watch - On a win and a prayer for number one

Organisation: Cliff Richard Organisation

Argyll joins Text and enters OFEX

Argyll Consultancies, parent of IT PR agency Kaizo, became only the second PR group to join the off-share trading market OFEX last week.

NLA under fire for higher cost of digital cuttings

The Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA) has drawn criticism from the PR industry once again, this time for its charges for electronic distribution of press cuttings. Each photocopied cutting costs NLA licencees 2p. But that charge is doubled to 4p if a cutting is distributed electronically.

STOP PRESS: Former Dome man joins Band and Brown

Terence Gibbons, former head of national and regional PR for the Millennium Dome, has joined Band and Brown as group account director in charge of e-commerce clients. Reporting to chairman Nick Band and managing director Gill Brown, Gibbons started work last month on BT internet and web-based shopping...

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