Rival publishers say they don't feel threatened

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Rival magazine publishers of 'Saturday Night' firmly believe that the magazine's newly revamped image will not draw away their advertisers or reduce their market shares. These publishers, who are all based in Toronto, Ontario, are Greg MacNeil, publisher of 'Elm Street;' Bill Duron, publisher of monthly 'Toronto Life;' and Paul Jones, publisher of 'Maclean's.' McNeil and Duron say that the new 'Saturday Night' will not affect their magazines since they cater to different demographics.

Newspaper Publishers, Newspapers

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The sky is the limit

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Elevator News Network (ENN) of Toronto, Ontario, which offers advertising inside elevators, has been bought by its main competitor, Captivate Network of Westford, MA. The merger will allow the two companies' TV monitors to appear in 10,000 elevators in Boston, New York, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, Houston, Los Angeles, Toronto, Atlanta, Calgary and Vancouver. Peter Irwin, CEO of ENN, will remain as head of the merged company's Canadian operations, and will be based in Toronto.

United States, Asset sales & divestitures, Acquisitions & mergers, Foreign operations, Advertising Services NEC, Other Services Related to Advertising, Advertising services, Captivate Network Inc.

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Rogers@Home connects with RSVPs

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Rogers@Home has won the Best of the Best Award at the 30th Annual RSVP Awards, handed out on Nov 24, 2000. The company was recognized for its exemplary multimedia campaign 'Download Rigor Mortis,' created by advertising agency Maclaren MRM. The same advertising campaign won Gold awards in the communication products and services and multimedia categories.

Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Communications Equipment, Telecommunications equipment, Rogers@Home

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