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21 Dec 2000
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Scottish Radio in merger talks
21 Dec 2000
Radio, and GWR. Clear Channel International, the US radio, entertainment and outdoor advertising group ...
DIARY: Pick of the week
15 Dec 2000
Francesca Newland is entertained by Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy's ad for Aristoc: 'The Italian guy showing a surprising, if bizarre, knowledge of a pair of tights made me laugh. The ad is very stylish, which is the kind of image Aristoc should project. Positioning the subtitles over a woman's face ...
IPC Media appoints commercial director for unmissable tv
13 Dec 2000
entertainment website....LONDON (Brand Republic) - IPC Media has appointed Andrew Horton as commercial director of unmissable tv, IPC tx’s TV entertainment website. Horton was previously business development manager within IPC Electric, where he worked closely with IPC tx to secure several partnerships and commercial deals ...
Sony marketing chief quits
07 Dec 2000
Robert Levin, president of worldwide marketing at Sony Pictures Entertainment has resigned....LONDON (Brand Republic) - Robert Levin, president of worldwide marketing at Sony Pictures Entertainment has resigned. The company has not revealed the reasons for Levin’s departure. John Calley, Sony’s chairman and chief executive, said: “We wish him well in whatever he chooses to do next.” Levin joined ...
EDITORIAL: Even at 40, Corrie can still deliver a mass TV audience
07 Dec 2000 | by CRAIG SMITH, Editor
, Coronation Street is one very healthy 40-year-old. But as with many ageing celebrity entertainers, it must ...
Vivendi and Seagram shareholders vote yes on merger
06 Dec 2000 | by Camilla Palmer
Shareholders in French communications giant Vivendi and Canadian entertainment and drinks group...LONDON (Brand Republic) – Shareholders in French communications giant Vivendi and Canadian entertainment and drinks group Seagram voted in overwhelming support of a merger between the two and Canal Plus ... entertainment interests. The merged company will be called Vivendi Universal, and has already been given ...
Vivendi and Seagram vote on merger
05 Dec 2000
Shareholders in the French communications giant Vivendi and Canadian drinks and entertainment group...LONDON (Brand Republic) – Shareholders in the French communications giant Vivendi and Canadian drinks and entertainment group Seagram will today cast their votes for the companies’ plans to create a global media giant by merging with Canal+, the French pay-TV group already owned by Vivendi. Canal ...
Kirch Group pays £382m for Formula 1 stake
05 Dec 2000 | by Claire Billings
in the two companies’ joint venture children’s and family entertainment programme library. The deal comes ...
Miles Calcraft unveils Thorntons campaign
01 Dec 2000 | by CLARE CONLEY
the variety that we have at Thorntons in a light-hearted and entertaining way. Malcolm Duffy and Ella ...
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