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	Kerry Packer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Packer is the major shareholder in Publishing and Broadcasting Limited (PBL), which owns the Nine television network and Australian Consolidated Press, which produces many of Australia's top-selling magazines.
		They forced their way in and began vandalising the premises, but according to Neville, James was able to barricade himself in his office and call his friend Rupert Murdoch, Packer's rival.
		Not surprisingly, next day the Murdoch press had a field day with the news that the son of Australia's biggest media tycoon had been caught brawling in the street.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kerry_Packer (950 words)

	GPR 232
		When the Council was mooted in 1976, Mr McNicoll, a former editor-in-chief of Australian Consolidated Press (ACP), was one of the senior editorial figures involved in the negotiations towards the Council's formation.
		Mr McNicoll was appointed as a founding member of the Council by the then Australian Newspaper Council and, following the restructure of the Council in 1987, was appointed by ACP as its nominee to the Council.
		He was appointed Editor-in-Chief of Consolidated Press in 1953 and served in that roile until 1974.
	www.presscouncil.org.au /pcsite/activities/guides/gpr232.html (389 words)

	Connections with ACP Magazines - ACP Magazines History
		However, Associated Press, publishers of The Daily Telegraph, were so worried about the impact this new paper would have on their business that they paid Sydney Newspapers nearly 90,000 pounds to abandon the plan for the new paper.
		Australian Consolidated Press was officially born in 1957.
		ACP Magazines was hoping to get the local rights to publish Cosmopolitan, a successful American magazine that had captured the essence of women's liberation by publishing articles about sex, bodies, work and relationships.
	www.connectionswithacp.com.au /aboutacp/History.asp (1486 words)

	National Magazine \| About Us \| ACP - Natmag Ltd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		ACP is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Sydney-based, publicly-listed, media and entertainment group Publishing and Broadcasting Ltd (PBL), which has a market capitalisation of A$9 billion and is the largest magazine publisher in Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.
		ACP publishes a total of 9 weekly consumer magazines and is market leader in the women’s, home, motoring and food sectors.
		Colin Morrison, the former ACP Chief Executive Officer who will be CEO of the new London-based joint venture, said: “Consumer spending on weekly magazines in the UK has increased by 19% in the last three years and there have been substantial changes in the sector.
	www.natmags.co.uk /about_us/timeline_acp.asp (889 words)

	Birds Queensland - Library Catalogues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Which bird of prey is that?: a field guide to the identification of Australian birds of prey.
		Australian birds of prey: the biology and ecology of raptors.
		Australian Parrots and Cockatoos: paintings by Neville Cayley, the Royal Zoological Society of NSW Collection.
	birdsqueensland.org.au /bq_library.html (2382 words)

	News items (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		ACP paid $60 million in July for the remaining 50 per cent of TV Week from Kerry Stokes' Pacific Publications, ending a 50-50 joint venture in TV Week that began 20 years earlier between News Ltd and the Packer organisation.
		But ACP, part of Mr Packer's Publishing & Broadcasting empire, had claimed it was entitled to all the goodwill and trademarks associated with purchasing the magazine - including the Logies.
		It argued that the long-term association between TV Week and the Logies was significant and to separate the two would break the continuity of its association with the awards.
	www.auspaytv.com /news/nov02/2009.htm (397 words)

	Australian Consolidated Press - Optus speaks to teens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A TEXT message competition run by Australian Consolidated Press’ teen girls title Dolly attracted an incredible 6,879 entries and a further 3,707 votes on which of the finalists should win.
		Stuart Tucker, marketing director at Optus Mobile, ACP’s partner in the venture, said the results were particularly impressive given that the competition entrants had to take the time to design a phone cover and send it in.
		Dolly’s Australian circulation is 158,597 according to ACP.
	www.bandt.com.au /news/ce/0c026bce.asp (298 words)

	Minogue takes publisher to court - Breaking News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kerry Packer's Australian Consolidated Press will present its defence later this month in a court battle with pop star Kylie Minogue over photos published in one of the company's magazines.
		ACP will provide its defence later this month and the matter will be heard early in August.
		In 2001, the two parties reached a confidential settlement over Minogue's claims ACP had published her photo without permission in an ad for a well-known perfume in its April edition of Cleo magazine.
	www.theage.com.au - !http: //www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/06/10/1086749837997.html (183 words)

	Profile: Sandra Symons
		She also worked as a foreign correspondent in San Francisco for Australian Consolidated Press, reporting for The Bulletin, The Australian Women's Weekly and Cleo.
		She has edited other magazines for organisations as diverse as the Australian Museum, Australia Council, News Limited, the Australian Wool Corporation and Hyatt Hotels.
		She has a M.A. in International Communications from Macquarie University, is a lecturer in Social Communication and Journalism at the University of Technology, Sydney, and the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism, and presents a weekly morning program on 2RES.
	www.presscouncil.org.au /pcsite/apcnews/aug02/sandy.html (2350 words)

	OJR article: The Players: Oz's Media Barons Rush to Stake Claims on the Web
		Kerry Packer's Australian Consolidated Press (ACP) owns almost half of the major magazines and the largest of the three commercial television networks, Channel 9, which commands just over half of the potential national audience.
		Australian Provincial Newspapers (APN) controls 14 of the country's 37 regional dailies, representing about a third of total circulation.
		Rural Press owns another seven of the regional dailies, more than 150 regional non-dailies and almost 40 agricultural newspapers.
	www.ojr.org /ojr/business/1017963416.php (615 words)

	Harrymmiller.com.au - Ita Buttrose (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Two years later she was appointed Publisher of Kerry Packer's Australian Consolidated Press Women's Division, responsible not only for the Women's Weekly, but also Cleo (the magazine she created in 1972) Belle, Bride and Mode.
		She was appointed to the board of Australian Consolidated Press in 1974.
		She is prominent in a number of professional societies including the Australian Institute of Company Directors of which she is a Fellow.
	www.harrymmiller.com.au /Ita_Buttrose.html (804 words)

	The First Century (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		With appeals to democratic government now gone, Australian republicans were left to focus on the monarchical connection with England and the emergence of a brash, rather machoform of Australian nationalism.
		At the same time as Australians were being reminded of the 'festering vileness and hideous uncleanliness' of their origins, the celebration of the Queen's Jubilee took place in 1887 in what could only be described as a climate of indifference and division.
		The important questions of imperial federation, Australian federation, immigration, defence, the appointment of colonial governors and the imperial veto of colonial legislation all caused varying degrees of friction between the colonies and their imperial masters.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/teach/resources/austudies/tfc.html (2149 words)

	Australian Consolidated Press - ACP appoints new editor for Qantas mag (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Australian Consolidated Press has appointed former Fairfax editor William Fraser as the new editor of Qantas’The Australian Way magazine following the retirement of Carolyn Lockhart in December.
		In 1995 he was the founding editor of The Australian Financial Review Magazine and in 2000, devised and launched AFR Boss, a magazine dealing with management and career issues.
		For the past 18 months, William has conducted editorial staff training for ACP and he will continue to hold courses for editors, potential editors and sub editors.
	www.bandt.com.au /news/f4/0c0285f4.asp (216 words)

	ACP enters joint UK magazine venture - Breaking News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Australian Consolidated Press (ACP) has announced it would enter a 50:50 joint venture with The Hearst Corporation for $55 million to publish weekly consumer magazines in the United Kingdom.
		As part of the agreement, ACP said it would a acquire a 50 per cent interest in NatMag's existing weekly title Best for $55 million.
		Hearst and ACP already have a long-standing joint venture throughout Australia, New Zealand and Asia publishing Cosmopolitan, Harpers Bazaar and She magazines.
	www.smh.com.au - !http: //www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/09/28/1096137205117.html (218 words)

	BBC News \| SHOWBIZ \| Kylie 'sues media mogul'
		Kylie Minogue is suing cosmetics giant Estée Lauder and publisher Australian Consolidated Press (ACP), owned by media mogul Kerry Packer, for allegedly using her photograph without permission, according reports.
		Ms Minogue says that her photograph was used in a promotion for Estée Lauder's Tommy Girl perfume in the April 2001 edition of the magazine Cleo, reports the Australian Associated Press news agency.
		Mark Klemens, the pop star's lawyer, said his client supplied the photo to the magazine - published by ACP - to be used for a competition where readers could win tickets to her recent concert tour.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/showbiz/1390198.stm (302 words)

	ABC Business News - 20/11/02 : ACP wins court battle for Logies ownership
		Kerry Packer's Australian Consolidated Press (ACP) has won the court battle to claim ownership of the Australian television awards, the Logies.
		The Supreme Court in Sydney today decided that ACP was the rightful home of the Logies and not rival Kerry Stokes' Pacific Publications.
		However, Justice Peter McClellan of the Supreme Court has decided that ACP is entitled to claim ownership of the relevant Logie trade marks, business names and photographic library.
	www.abc.net.au /news/business/2002/11/item20021119133609_1.htm (167 words)

	Press Room - Press Release 4 December 2001
		The addition of The Bulletin's content to Factiva.com enhances Factiva's growing collection of nearly 8,000 sources, and is particularly valuable for decision makers monitoring Australia's economic and political landscape.
		Under the agreement, Australian Consolidated Press will deliver the full text of the Bulletin each week.
		Michael Mangan, ACP's Chief Information Officer, said, "Australian Consolidated Press is committed to using innovative new distribution channels to ensure our readers have the information they need to make key decisions, when they need it.
	www.factiva.com /investigative/releases/bulletin060403.asp (522 words)

	Australia - 1999 - Generally
		Australian privacy advocates are criticizing a parliamentary report released on 13 May 1999 "that endorses legislation allowing the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) to tap into private computers."
		Participants are Mike Frost (former Canadian CSE), Nicky Hager (author), Bill Blick (Australian Inspector General of Intelligence and Security), Wayne Madsen (former NSA), Jeffrey Richelson (author), and Martin Brady (Director of Australian DSD).
		Australian Defence Minister John Moore has announced the creation of a Defence Intelligence Board (DIB) "to oversee the provision of better intelligence to support Defence and Government decision making." In addition, an Australian Imagery Organisation (AIO) has been established.
	intellit.muskingum.edu /australia_folder/australia99.html (464 words)

	Planet Publish - Australia's Largest Magazine Publisher Converts to Adobe InDesign
		Publisher of more than 65 percent of Australian magazines including popular titles such as Cosmopolitan,; ACP is currently producing 14 of its 58 titles using InDesign and expects to convert its remaining titles by September 2002.
		In addition to increasing efficiency, adoption of Adobe InDesign at ACP is allowing the cutting-edge publisher to maximize creativity.
		ACP designers have eagerly adopted InDesign because of its easy learning curve and innovative features such as transparency and the ability to generate sophisticated tables.
	www.planetpublish.com /mainpage.asp?webpageid=120 (458 words)

	1911 45 Acp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Australian Consolidated Press, amajor publisher of magazines in Australia.
		Regularly Occuring Typos with 1911 45 Acp include: 1911 9111 1191 1911 911 111 191 191 45 54 5 4 acp cap apc cp ap ac qcp scp zcp ecp icp ocp ucp axp adp afp avp akp aco
		Commonly appearing connections are : 1911 Barrels, 1911 Breakup, 1911 Carbine, 1911 Chemistry Nobelist, 1911 Colt 45, 1911 Compensators, 1911 Disassembly, 1911 Encyclopedia, 1911 Grips, 1911 Gunsmith, 1911 Gunsmiths, 1911 Handgun, 1911 Handguns, 1911 Holster, 1911 Holsters, 1911 Pistols, 1912 Nobelist Root, 1913 Liberty Head Nickel, 1913 Liberty Head Nickle, 1913 Liberty Nickel
	www.eurostudent.net /info/3203-1911-45-acp.html (342 words)

	CNN.com - Packer reshuffles as CEO goes - Jun 9, 2004
		PBL's new chief executive is John Alexander, who is already CEO of Australian Consolidated Press, the group's magazine arm.
		Packer's son James is already the executive chairman of PBL and joint CEO of Consolidated Press Holdings, the controlling entity of the Packer empire.
		In addition to the Nine network, the Australian Consolidated Press stable of magazines and a 25 percent stake in pay-TV operator Foxtel, PBL owns the Crown Casino in Melbourne -- Australia's biggest and most profitable gambling complex -- and a 15.6 percent stake in the Burswood casino in Perth.
	edition.cnn.com /2004/BUSINESS/06/09/australia.packer (323 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The office occupies a floor in the Australian Consolidated Press buildings in Park Street, Sydney.
		In 1984, Consolidated Press bought a 60% stake in the company, while Howard kept the remaining 40%, and Computer Publications was formed.
		With the backing of Australian Consolidated Press, the company was able to negotiate contracts with US publishers Ziff-Davis and McGraw Hill to license material from their respective best-selling computer titles, PC Magazine and BYTE.
	www.apcmag.com /apc/v3.nsf/print/3C42756D0F59212BCA256D440020B89D (1827 words)

	GTV-9 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		IMT continued for thirteen years and dominated Melbourne's television scene for most of that time, and established a long tradition of live variety from GTV-9.
		The channel was sold to Frank Packer's Australian Consolidated Press group in 1961, which already owned TCN-9 and the two channels formed the foundation for what is now the Nine Network.
		GTV-9 along with most Australian TV stations, commenced test transmissions in colour in October 1974 with the official changeover at 12.00am Saturday 1 March 1975.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/g/gt/gtv_9.html (347 words)

	La Trobe University Essay - Bridget Griffen-Foley
		A generation of Australian journalists has relished and retold the story of Frank Packer's encounter with the scruffy young man in the lift at Consolidated Press headquarters in Sydney.
		My acknowledgments also note that Consolidated Press granted me permission to work on a section of a manuscript collection it holds the copyright to in the Mitchell Library, and allowed me to reproduce some of its front pages.
		The House of Packer is about that old cliché, the concentration of media ownership in Australia; a tradition of progressive liberalism in the Sydney press; the distinction that has been drawn between the broadsheet and the tabloid press; responses to modernity; and the construction of femininity by women's magazines.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~abr/Aug00/essay.html (2268 words)

	Australian billionaire bullish on India
		Mr Kerry Packer, chairman of the $5 bn Australian Consolidated Press Holdings (CPH) is betting on India.
		In the largest telecom industry deal struck in India, Consolidated Press Holdings invested around $ 235 million to pick up 10 per cent in HFCL.
		We are putting our money where our mouth is, said Packer at the press conference announcing the joint venture.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/business_in_india/37352 (401 words)

	Tax Commissioner Welcomes High Court Decision
		Tax Commissioner Michael Carmody has welcomed today's High Court decision in the Consolidated Press Holding case which confirmed the strength of the general anti-avoidance provision, Part IVA, in connection with a scheme to circumvent section 79D of the Act.
		In summary, the Australian entities Consolidated Press Holdings (CPH) and Australian Consolidated Press (ACP), invested in offshore entities, Consolidated Press International Ltd (CPIL (UK)) and Consolidated Press International Holdings Ltd (CPIHL (UK)), via an interposed entity Murray Leisure Group (MLG).
		If ACP had invested directly into the offshore group the interest expenses relating to the loan would have been quarantined until income earned offshore was returned in Australia.
	www.ato.gov.au /corporate/content.asp?doc=/content/mr200138.htm&sf=1 (948 words)

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