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- Stock Evaluation Rating Change for CAPITA GROUP, GUS, 3i, ELECTROCOMPONENT, EMI GROUP, INVENSYS, MMO2, MAN GROUP, HANSON, NEXT, PEARSON, COMPASS GROUP, and MARKS & SP.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-9 May 2002-LondonStockPicks.Com: Stock Evaluation Rating Change for CAPITA GROUP, GUS, 3i, ELECTROCOMPONENT, EMI GROUP, INVENSYS, MMO2, MAN GROUP, HANSON, NEXT, PEARSON, COMPASS GROUP, and MARKS & SP C1994-2002 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:05092002 Stock Evaluation Rating Change for...
- Research articles 2002-05-09
- Cable & Wireless introduces Digital Island and 2Way Web Services; Cisco Networking Academy, Walt Disney Internet Group and Pearson realize cost savings, increased revenue opportunities and increased customer satisfaction with 2Way Web Services.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-4 October 2001-CABLE & WIRELESS: Cable & Wireless introduces Digital Island and 2Way Web Services; Cisco Networking Academy, Walt Disney Internet Group and Pearson realize cost savings, increased revenue opportunities and increased customer satisfaction with 2Way Web Services C1994-2001 M2 COMMUNICATIONS...
- Research articles 2001-10-04
- Corporate Profile: Bigger than the Smurfs. Cannier than Poirot. More
- After Hercule Poirot, Tintin and the Smurfs, Didier Bellens could soon be the biggest thing to come out of Belgium in the entertainment world. This is the man who will oversee the next stage in the life of what the British media has dubbed Channel Filth. And he will have...
- Research articles 2000-10-11
- Pearson Steps Up Development of Online Education Network
- Business Editors LONDON--BUSINESS WIRE--March 6, 2000 Pearson plc, the international media company, announced today a series of agreements that will accelerate the development of its online education network. Pearson and America Online, Inc., the world's leading interactive services company, have reached a preliminary agreement to...
- Research articles 2000-03-06
- City & Business: We're learning to be confident again
- We know the economy has bottomed out and is on course to grow a modest but not unhealthy 1-2 per cent this year. We know where we stand in relation to Europe: the Government says we're not going in for the forseeable future. Referring to the five tests he set...
- Research articles 1999-06-27
- Earnings: FT Group Paid Subs Drive Slim Revenue Growth
- FT Group’s paid content strategy is steering the business back into revenue growth, as it announces a three percent sales lift for the first nine months of the year and a 10 percent revenue rise with the favourable dollar exchange rate.Parent group Pearson (NYSE: PSO) said in an interim...
- External links 2009-10-20
- Economist.com Builds Its Pay Wall Higher, But All The New Stuff Stays Free
- Economist.com is taking two steps to charge for more content…—Already charging for articles older than 12 months, it’s extending the threshold to those over 90 days old.—And it’s making the digital print edition replica accessible only to subscribers.The press release calls this “experimentation with a new website pay wall”....
- External links 2009-10-06
- Interview: FT Alphaville Editor Going Global Outside The Pay Wall
- No newspaper is more keen on readers paying for content than the Financial Times. But one of the fastest-growing and most innovative parts of the paper’s website is planning a global expansion that’s free to all readers.FT Alphaville - comprising a UK finance blog, live stock commentary and an...
- External links 2009-09-23
- Financial Times Strikes Bloomberg TV Deal For Lex Columnists
- By Katie Allen: The Financial Times Lex commentary team is hoping to raise its profile and revenues thanks to a deal with business news broadcaster Bloomberg TV.Lex columnists will appear on the financial channel every weekday to expand on commentary addressed in the day’s column. In a collaboration that...
- External links 2009-09-22
- Economist.com Considering Charging For All Content
- It was in October, on stage at our Future Of Business Media conference, that The Economist publisher Paul Rossi first wondered about the resurrection of the paid content model.Now the website, which, since 2007, has charged only for stories more than a year old, tells us MediaWeek’s report that...
- External links 2009-09-08
- FT.com Profiling IP Numbers To Drive Corporate Subs
- FT.com’s subscription sales team is now mining the site’s traffic logs to target companies whose staff visit its free stories most often. Profiling firm Trovus has been hired for the task, hoping to add to FT.com’s 600 corporate subscriptions.Trovus is monitoring the IP address of frequent readers to find...
- External links 2009-08-20
- FT.com Considering iTunes-Style Micro-Payments Model
- FT.com executives are considering introducing a pay-as-you-read model loosely based on Apple's iTunes to increase its digital revenues further. FT.com MD Rob Grimshaw told paidContent:UK in an interview that the site is "exploring the possibility of pay-per-view" and could introduce some form of micropayment model within 12 months, as...
- External links 2009-08-07
- FT Bosses Launch PR Offensive For Paid-Content Model
- Not content with its position as the only UK newspaper to successfully monetise its online content to at least some of its audience, executives from Financial Times have been busy telling the world that charging for news does work and that it's a big mistake for other newspapers to...
- External links 2009-08-04
- Apple's tablet means more education as e-Books prepare for a big-screen future
- With an astonishing one-in-four (27.3 per cent) of computers going into schools and other educational institutions across Europe being Apple-made, it's no surprise that education's a key market for the company - and we think the Apple tablet will at least partially be aimed at that market. Strike one today...
- News items 2009-08-10
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- Pearson shuffles exex, rejigs units.(numerous changes at Pearson Television)(Brief Article)
- HOLLYWOOD Pearson Television is undergoing another shakeup. Concurrent with top-level exec shuffles, Pearson Television Intl., Pearson North America and Pearson Enterprises will for the first time become one division. Move is the result of a reorganization undertaken by Tony Cohen, ...
- Research articles 2001-05-07
- Pearson's Spanish expansion. (contract between Recoletos and Telefonica)(Brief Article)
- UK media group Pearson has announced a strategic alliance between its Spanish publishing group, Recoletos, and Spanish telco Telefonica. The deal gives Pearson--and its TV arm, Pearson Television--a significant beachhead in ... UK media group Pearson has announced a strategic alliance between its...
- Research articles 1997-10-06
- The MathWorks and Pearson Education Ltd. announce partnership; Pearson to distribute MATLAB & Simulink Student Version to bookstore channels throughout EMEA regions.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-1 August 2006-MATHWORKS: The MathWorks and Pearson Education Ltd. announce partnership; Pearson to distribute MATLAB & Simulink Student Version to bookstore channels throughout EMEA regionsC1994-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:01082006 Cambridge, UK - The MathWorks and Pearson Education Limited, the ...
- Research articles 2006-08-01
- Sony + Pearson.(Sony Corp., Pearson Television Ltd.)(Brief Article)
- Is Pearson Television North America on the block? Insiders say Sony and London-based Pearson Television are in discussions about a possible deal that could send the game-show-rich studio into Sony's bands. The deal makes a lot of sense on the game- Is Pearson Television...
- Research articles 2001-03-19
- Sina Pearson.(Sina Pearson Textiles Quiet Season collection)(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
- Sina Pearson: The Quiet Season collection includes Winter Sky, Flight, and Rain, and was inspired by the landscape of the Pacific Northwest. Woven ... Sina Pearson: The Quiet Season collection includes Winter Sky, Flight, and Rain, and was inspired by the landscape of the...
- Research articles 2001-01-01
- Pearson rules out 'Financial Times' sale as paper crashes to [pounds sterling]32m loss.
- The Financial Times crashed to a loss of [pounds sterling]32m ([euro]48m) last year and the pink newspaper is expected to stay in the red this year, its owner Pearson said Monday.However, Pearson ruled out a sale of the FT as it reported group-wide p The Financial...
- Research articles 2004-03-02
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