Nibley quits longtime job at Reuters

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The head of Reuters Group PLC's new media unit is departing to become the chief executive and president of GetMusic LLC. Forty-eight year old Andrew Nibley has been credited with Reuters' successful Internet operation. BMG Entertainment owns 50% of GetMusic. Universal Music Group owns the other 50%. Mr. Nibley's leadership oversaw Reuters' decision to distribute its wire feeds on Internet websites.

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Reuters' head of media unit, Andrew Nibley, to leave co and become pres and CEO of GetMusic

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Carlton surrenders to investors

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Carlton Communications PLC has accepted its investors' calls for the rejection of Chairman Michael Green's appointment as executive chairman of ITV PLC. ITV is a new television firm formed by Carlton's merger with Granada Media.

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Reuters picks successor to retiring CEO

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Tom Glocer has been appointed as the new chief executive officer of Reuters Group PLC. Glocer is planning to concentrate the company's resources on using the Internet.

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