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CIA report confirms a pounds 2m plus pay-out to Kenyon for IDK stake

Tony Kenyon, the chief executive of the Negotiation Centre, received an initial payment of about pounds 1.8 million when his 24.5 per cent stake in IDK Media was acquired by the CIA Group, it was revealed this week.

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Granada Television s long-awaited purchase of Yorkshire Tyne Tees Television is understood to be imminent. Granada already owns 27 per cent of YTTV, the maximum allowed before a full takeover and, according to insiders, is poised to mount a full bid within the next few days.

Ad for SunAlliance Leagas Shafron appears mid-pitch

Leagas Shafron Davis has produced a press ad for Royal and SunAlliance in the middle of the pitch for the insurer s pounds 20 million account.

M&C Saatchi picked to engineer ANZIB’s new global identity

Anzib, the investment arm of the Australia and New Zealand Bank, has chosen M&C Saatchi to give it a separate identity from its parent.

Review: Marketing and advertising news in the week’s press

The Heartbeat star, Nick Berry, is the latest celebrity to be signed up by BT for its television commercials, following Dervla Kirwan, the Ballykissangel actress, and the comedian, Hugh Laurie. Berry, who first shot to fame as Simon Wicks in EastEnders during the 80s, will star in ten spots as part...

City PR firms may be governed by ’super regulator’

Tighter regulation of financial PR firms may be covered by the new financial super regulator announced by Chancellor Gordon Brown last week.

American Express seeks Susman’s replacement

American Express is looking for a new head of European public affairs following the promotion of European vice president Sally Susman.

Stop Press: Ruth takes the Edelman Financial chair

Carol Ruth, the former head of US-based Dewe Rogerson Inc has been appointed chairman and chief executive of Edelman Financial Worldwide. Based in New York, she will work with agency president Andrew Dewar and manage operations in the US, the UK and Hong Kong. Ruth left Dewe Rogerson Inc in April.

Stop Press: Moneygram targets ethnic groups ASAP

Money transfer service Moneygram has appointed specialist marketing agency ASAP Communications to handle public relations within the ethnic markets. Moneygram, partly owned by travel company Thomas Cook, is targeting Britain s African-Caribbean community with its campaign.

Pilkington closes the window on Brunswick

Glass-manufacturer Pilkington has dropped Brunswick after eight years and switched its estimated pounds 70,000 financial PR account to Finsbury.

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