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CNN International’s half-hour feature programme Pinnacle Europe is to be sponsored by Andersen Consulting. The programme begins on 2 November and is aired weekly with two repeats per week.Andersen Consulting: 0171 438 5000

http://www.mirror.co.uk/The Mirror recently launched Online Mirror, an Internet version of the daily newspaper. The online site includes a selection of news and sports stories, as well as other ‘Mirror‘ features like Miriam’s ‘advice you can trust’ and Victor Lewis Smith’s supposedly ‘hilarious and controversial’ outlooks on life. Unfortunately the site does not seem to provide… Continue reading Website Of The Week – Online Mirror

Wilmington Group, the publisher of Adline and other specialist titles, increased pre-tax profits by 32% to £2.72 million in the six months to August 31. Turnover grew 15% to £17.9m.Dennis Rook, chairman of Wilmington, said that the company’s strong balance sheet would allow it to “confidently and patiently seek out new acquisition opportunities.”Wilmington: 01322 277788

IDG’s Web magazine has been relaunched. The title, which launched in 1995, was suspended in June this year.IDG: 01625 878 888

FutureNet, the Pearson-run Website, has agreed a deal with Rough Guides Limited to host the official Rough Guide To Rock Website.The site, named after the Rough Guides/Penguin book, will be a comprehensive source of information on UK and US rock music featuring “every major artist and band in the history of popular rock music –… Continue reading Rough Guide To Rock Comes To The Net

A report given from the Cable Communications Association (CCA) to the ITC claims that between one and two million extra subscribers could be gained from making the selection of channels more flexible. At present the large media groups which provide the channels very often sell them in ‘bundles’ which means that users can often not… Continue reading Cable Firms Want Greater Channel Flexibility

It is reported in today’s FT that the regional newspaper group Newsquest has responded to a modest demand for shares by lowering the maximum price of shares from 290p to 270p. Brokers SBC Warburg Dillon Read and Merrill Lynch reduced the price after a share building exercise failed to show much demand for shares at… Continue reading Newsquest’s Brokers Cut Share Price

Anglo-Dutch information group Reed Elsevier has released details of a merger deal with Dutch publishers Wolters Kluwer. The new group is valued at £17.5bn and will be the world’s largest scientific publishing and information group with sales in 1996 of more than £5bn. News of the merger caused shares in all three companies (Reed International,… Continue reading Reed Elsevier To Merge With Dutch Rival

The battle of the breakfast shows (see yesterday’s Evans And Beamish) appears to have been won by Chris Evans, according to reviews in today’s papers. The Daily Telegraph comes out in strongest criticism of the new Radio 1 duo of Zoe Ball and Kevin Greening, saying that their show sounded as if they didn’t really… Continue reading Evans Seen To Triumph

The Periodical Publishers Association has registered their Website (http://www.ppa.co.uk) for an ABC //electronic audit. The site features weekly news, industry comment and links to other member magazine sites.Periodical Publishers Association: 0171 404 4166ABC //electronic: 01442 870 800