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THIS WEEK: BRIEFS

Travel tips

THIS WEEK: Branson aims to Net families

Richard Branson, who has already launched his brand into airlines, radio stations and cola, is now hoping Virgin can turn the Internet into a consumer-friendly medium.

MEDIA: BRIEFS

Economising staff

SUPPLEMENT: EXHIBITIONS; Listen, learn, communicate

Multimedia, interactive screens, handsets, bar-code readers - electronic technology has invaded the exhibition arena. Karen Dempsey looks at the latest developments

ADVERTISING & PROMOTION: Briefs

Net gains

NEWS: HOTLINE

Hamish Pringle, K Advertising s chief executive, and Mike Parker, the chief executive at Team Saatchi, have denied that the two agencies are on the brink of merging, despite speculation that major clients, including Carlsberg, have already been informed. K Advertising, formerly KHBB, moved into Cordiant...

MEDIA: FOR THE RECORD

IPC Magazines is expanding its new-media publishing department. Jonathan Newby has been appointed as new-media publishing director from publisher of the Specialist Group and will head the enlarged department. Colin Tough has been named as new-media editor-in-chief and will be responsible for co-ordinating...

MEDIA: FOR THE RECORD

Channel 4 s payments to the ITV companies under the controversial funding formula are to be slashed in 1998 and again in 1999. Channel 4 s reprieve was signalled by the Government last week, when Lord Inglewood, the broadcasting minister, said that the intention was to cut the payments altogether by...

THIS WEEK: Brand owning in the 21st century

It s rather difficult to avoid Richard Branson. Watching Ruby Wax on BBC1, surfing the Internet, buying vodka or flying to New York, you ll find the grinning, hirsute visage of the chairman who s bigger than the company he runs.

NEWS: Shops shun a chance to woo Britain’s hopeless romantics

Cupid s dart seems to have passed the industry by this year, with only a meagre crop of ads to show for Valentine s day on Wednesday.


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