Why the dot.com magazines are running for cover

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The challenges facing the internet business-to-business publishing sector are discussed. This sector has been negatively affected by the slump in dot.com stocks.

Telegraph & other communications, Electronic Publishing, All Other Publishers, Online services, Internet services, Electronic periodicals

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The Scottish players

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The challenges facing Scottish Media Group (SMG), which has a range of television, radio, advertising and publishing interests, are discussed. It is argued that SMG will not be able to avoid the rationalization taking place in these sectors.

United Kingdom, Strategy & planning, Radio Broadcasting, Television Broadcasting, Newspapers, Newspaper Publishers, Television broadcasting stations, Radio broadcasting stations, Radio broadcasting industry, Television broadcasting industry, Brief Article, Newspaper publishing, Company Profile, Scottish Media Group PLC

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Mirror, Mirror on the wall, perhaps staying independent is best of all

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Mirror Group, publisher of The Mirror, the second-largest selling newspaper in the UK, is facing competing takeover bids from Regional Independent Media and Trinity. It is anticipated that the government will rule that these bids can proceed. However, it is also possible that Mirror Group will continue to operate independently. Some observers feel that this is now the most likely option following the company's revival by new Chief Executive John Allwood.

Mirror Group PLC

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