WEB BRIEFINGS: Correction on Tom.com story

<p>In the stories on Tom.com and "Dotcoms turn to traditional media" </p><p>(MEDIA, November 24), the name of Tom.com CEO should have read Mr Sing </p><p>Wang. Further, the company's spending in the three months to September </p><p>should have broken down as Web development HKdollars 44.8 million and </p><p>advertising promotions HKdollars 31 million. In addition, Tom.com will </p><p>procure one or more domestic PRC companies to acquire the balance of the </p><p>interest of Fench Star. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

by | 12/08/2000

In the stories on Tom.com and "Dotcoms turn to traditional media"

(MEDIA, November 24), the name of Tom.com CEO should have read Mr Sing

Wang. Further, the company's spending in the three months to September

should have broken down as Web development HKdollars 44.8 million and

advertising promotions HKdollars 31 million. In addition, Tom.com will

procure one or more domestic PRC companies to acquire the balance of the

interest of Fench Star.



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