January 31, 2001
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Reference to film site and Empire

We have been asked to point out that the claim that 'an academic in Wales has a more popular film review site than Empire magazine' in Vital Statistics (Revolution, 17 January, p9) was a reference to imdb.com, which is now owned by Amazon.

We have been asked to point out that the claim that 'an academic in Wales has a more popular film review site than Empire magazine' in Vital Statistics (Revolution, 17 January, p9) was a reference to imdb.com, which is now owned by Amazon.



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