Times Online broadens appeal with business relaunch
05 Dec 2003 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
LONDON - The Times Online is relaunching its business channel to provide information by industry sector and broaden its appeal to the business audience.
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LONDON - American Express has put its global $375m media-planning and buying account, currently held by WPP-owned MindShare, up for review after four decades with the network.
LONDON - The Times Online is relaunching its business channel to provide information by industry sector and broaden its appeal to the business audience.
LONDON - The Financial Times is hoping to encourage more paid subscribers to FT.com by replacing its free email news service with a premium version, including market updates from the highly regarded Lex business column.
LONDON - Channel 4 has launched a financial website where viewers can log on to find ways of improving their finances.
LONDON - The Wall Street Journal is to count online subscriptions as part of its total circulation for the first time, pushing its US ABC figure to 2,091,062, the highest in the newspaper's 114-year history.
LONDON - The Trades Union Congress has thrown its weight behind those opposing Rupert Murdoch's plan to install his son James as the next chief executive of BSkyB, as its network of members become increasingly involved in shareholder issues.
LONDON - Standard Life Healthcare has appointed MediaCom to handle its £2m media-planning and buying account.
LONDON - WWAV Rapp Collins is to share Legal & General's £10m creative account with the financial services specialist CCHM.
LONDON - The board of Granada has blocked the appointment of Michael Green as chairman of the new ITV in the wake of investors' demands for the Carlton chairman to step down today.
LONDON - Carlton Communications is fighting shareholder calls for chairman Michael Green to resign by noon on Tuesday, saying that a radical change in senior management could put at risk some of the benefits of the merger with Granada.