Cox goes digital. (Cox Enterprises Inc. forms Cox Interactive Media to focus on Internet services)
Cox Enterprises Inc. has formed Cox Interactive Media (CIM) to organize the online services of its various businesses, and to leverage existing advertising relationships into online projects. Cox Enterprises owns 19 daily newspapers and six television stations, and will own 38 radio stations by the...
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| description | Cox Enterprises Inc. has formed Cox Interactive Media (CIM) to organize the online services of its various businesses, and to leverage existing advertising relationships into online projects. Cox Enterprises owns 19 daily newspapers and six television stations, and will own 38 radio stations by the end of 1996. Peter Winter has been named president of CIM. He says that before CIM's formation, Cox's online services had been driven by individual newspapers, and that they will now be run through a central organization. |
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