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Jobs cut as Emap halves Internet investment
News UK publishing house Emap announced on Tuesday that it is to cut up to 100 jobs and reduce investment in its Internet operations. Analysts believe that around 20 percent of Emap's 500-strong online workforce are likely to be axed.
[March 27, 2001, 13:21]
Yahoo! plays down Emap rumours
News s possible purchase of magazine publisher Emap are still just that -- rumours. Emap and Yahoo! Sunday Business revived speculation again two days ago with an article valuing Emap at more than £4bn. The door to an acquisition has been opened this...
[April 25, 2000, 10:45]
Ericsson brings Emap into the wireless world
News The next Emap Online services to be made available for WAP access will be Aloud.com, giving information and the option to purchase tickets for festivals and live events, and 1Ski.com, providing global ski reports.
[April 12, 2000, 12:27]
News Roundup: Sacking shadow haunts IT workers
News Struggling dot-coms haven't had it much better either, with media group Emap only the latest to scale back its online commitments and cut staff. Jobs cut as Emap halves Internet investment Bad news in the mobile phone sector, combined with a US...
[April 3, 2001, 9:49]
Apple to launch a new Mac-only show next year
News Earlier this year, Apple Expo's organiser EMAP Trenton expressed its intention to replace the event with a cross-platform show because attendance was down. Kevin Murphey, managing director, Emap Trenton says Apple Expo '98 will go ahead together...
[October 2, 1998, 11:03]
Capital beats Virgin to digital licence
News Virgin has lost London's first digital radio multiplex licence to CE Digital, a joint venture between Capital Radio and Emap Radio. The multiplex will be officially launched in May 2000. Capital promised to roll out its digital services immediately...
[September 9, 1999, 10:13]
Car mag rebuked for 'perversion' email
News Emap, the publishers behind MaxPower, has apologised for any harm caused by the email. According to the statement issued by ASA, "[Emap] believed that its target audience of 18 to 25-year-old men was familiar with the brand values associated with...
[August 17, 2001, 12:59]
Comdex UK speakers include Web guru Berners-Lee
News Jointly produced by Softbank Comdex and EMAP Computing, the show is scheduled to run April 22-24 at Earls Court, London. Speakers will include World Wide Web guru Tim Berners-Lee, Acorn founder Hermann Hauser and Millennium time bomb expert Peter...
[March 12, 1997, 9:36]
Glastonbury site 'slow but not down'
News Reports circulating around the Web claiming that the site had melted due to record demand were denied by a spokesperson for Aloud.com, owned by Emap Performance Interactive Solutions, who said that the site was still functioning and tickets were...
[April 2, 2004, 11:30]
Netscape Online and Woolies target lads
News ZDNet UK News, FT.com and EMAP online, the Met Office and music mag Metro will also be providing content. At the launch of its free ISP Tuesday, AOL announced that Netscape Online is joining with high-street retailer Woolworths to distribute the...
[August 24, 1999, 11:20]
Capital secures digital radio win... in Wales
News Although this is the company's first awarded multiplex, CE Digital, a joint venture between Capital Radio and Emap Radio has already won digital radio licenses for London, Manchester and Birmingham. The Radio Authority has awarded Capital Radio...
[November 8, 1999, 10:17]
Mixed reaction to Netscape Online
News She remains unconvinced the deals with publishing houses EMAP and Dennis will be enough. The service has only been up for five hours but there is already plenty of reaction to AOL's free ISP Netscape Online.
[August 24, 1999, 17:00]
War against spam moves to mobile phones
News Gary Corbett, managing director of Opera Telecom, which operates premium mobile phone services for companies such as EMAP and Tiscali, said: "It's about time SMS service providers and network operators started to take more responsibility for self...
[June 11, 2003, 11:45]
London markets rise
News Publisher Emap rose a further 3 percent to 1,138p on rumours Yahoo! The techMARK 100 "new-economy" index also posted strong gains, though experts said it is still too early to say the market has halted its slide.
[April 19, 2000, 17:05]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
News While it's a lively industry anyway and it's rare for a month to go by without at least one journo hopping from Ziff to EMAP to Dennis to VNU to Future, it is undoubtedly true that the revolving door at VNU's Soho headquarters goes around a little...
[November 22, 1997, 7:00]
Coming Soon: Exhibition and Conference dates
News Apple Expo 96, Olympia, London, Emap Computing 0181-390 0203 5: Peapod Seminar, London, 01753-581500 C++ Developers Conference, Frankfurt, 0181-600 9400 Softworld in Sales and Marketing, Wembley, London, Interactive Exhibitions Ltd, Kate Winter...
[November 4, 1996, 11:35]
Events Diary
News Voice: 0800 834 838 th - 16th - BETT Show: EMAP Exhibitions, Olympia, London. 11th - 14th - Developing Java Servers: Valtech, Corinthian House, 279 Tottenham Court Rd. Voice: 0171 307 2300 th - 14th - Understanding your PC: Computer Seminars...
[December 14, 1998, 5:31]
Coming Soon: Exhibition and Conference dates
News Apple Expo 96, Olympia, London; Emap Computing 0181-390 0203 Future Communications Digital Print Seminar, Novotel, London; 01435-868951 NOVEMBER C++ Developers Conference, London; 0181-600 9400 Peapod Seminar, London; 01753-581500
[October 28, 1996, 11:29]
News Burst: Netscape Online teams up with Woolies
News FT.com, EMAP online, the Met Office and music mag Metro will also be providing content. The service, set to go head to head with Freeserve, goes live at midday Tuesday. Aimed at young, single males, AOL has partnered with Guardian Unlimited, men's...
[August 24, 1999, 10:42]
UK gets IE 4.0 push content
News Microsoft has said that the BBC, BSkyB, the Financial Times, Virgin Net, Vogue, New Scientist, the Pointcast Network, Emap Online, LineOne and The Microsoft Network will provide the browser's active content for UK users.
[August 8, 1997, 17:08]
