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Reuters ditches plans for online brokerage product

News and information company Reuters has scrapped plans for a retail version of its online brokerage system Instinet.

NTL gets back in the bidding for Premiership TV rights

Cable operator NTL has re-entered the bidding war for the pay-per-view TV rights to Premiership football matches, after abandoning its 328m bid earlier this year.

Capital Radio set to hand MD post to ex-BBC chief

Capital Radio is poised to appoint former BBC head of sports marketing and business development Andria Vidler as managing director of Capital Radio London.

Branson loses out to Camelot spend

The People s Lottery s marketing plan was outshone by Camelot s, according to the National Lottery Commission, which last night handed the fiercely contested licence to incumbent Camelot.

BT Retail hires top Air Miles marketer

BT has poached Air Miles marketing director Amanda MacKenzie to fill the role of director of marketing services at the telecom giant s commercial division, BT Retail.

Struggling eToys hunts investor to avoid UK closure

eToys, the US online toy retailer, will shut down its UK operation early in the new year, resulting in the loss of about 90 jobs - if a significant new investor is not found.

BA scraps plans for lifestyle site ahead of launch

British Airways has pulled the plug on Project Quicksilver, its internet portal aimed at Executive Club members, before it even launched, and less than three months after appointing TBWA/London to handle its ad business (Marketing, October 26).

Vodafone in talks with Benetton over F1 deal

Vodafone is setting its sights on a Formula One sponsorship for next year. A deal would mark its first association with the sport.

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Vivendi Universal has decided to sell the pounds 5bn Seagram drinks portfolio to the Diageo/Pernod team, though the contract had not been signed as Marketing went to press. The two drinks giants will divide the brands between them to avoid potential regulatory problems. Pernod is likely to claim all...

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NatWest will not directly replace Ian Schoolar, the bank s head of brand communications, who leaves the company at the end of the year to become director of marketing and communications at the Inland Revenue. Schoolar said the job will be divided between different staff, but the roles have not been...


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