HEADLINES: ABRS results to come early

<p>The seventh Asian Businessman Readership Survey (ABRS) is underway, </p><p>with results to be released in mid-2001. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>ABRS, published every two years, has been brought forward from autumn to </p><p>early summer next year. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Twelve international and regional publications have already committed to </p><p>the survey, a record number of sponsors up-front. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>ABRS provides the Asian media industry with data on the size and scope </p><p>of the senior businessman market. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>ABRS is conducted by Ipsos, and combines the international media </p><p>research expertise of Ipsos-RSL in the UK with the Asian understanding </p><p>of the Hong Kong based company, Ipsos-Far East. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

The seventh Asian Businessman Readership Survey (ABRS) is underway,

with results to be released in mid-2001.



ABRS, published every two years, has been brought forward from autumn to

early summer next year.



Twelve international and regional publications have already committed to

the survey, a record number of sponsors up-front.



ABRS provides the Asian media industry with data on the size and scope

of the senior businessman market.



ABRS is conducted by Ipsos, and combines the international media

research expertise of Ipsos-RSL in the UK with the Asian understanding

of the Hong Kong based company, Ipsos-Far East.