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With a relaunch of its web site, Time Warner-owned Flixster is looking to help users get at whatever movie they want to see, wherever it's available.

The release of the Kindle coincided with a relaunch of the company's brand in the same month, pushing the message that the chain was the "nation's leading bookshop" and producing an exclusive anthology, the Waterstones Red Anthology, to help promote the shops.

So he collaborated with the company on a relaunch of several original designs.

EMAP is playing catch-up with Bliss (circulation: 400,000) and a relaunch of J-17 (250,000).

Last month it emerged that the BBC is working on a relaunch of its website with a greater emphasis on social network.

The investigation is actually a relaunch of an existing probe with a new sense of urgency and a special team of prosecutors.

It is a moment for some training with a mentor and a successful relaunch of his skills and mission," Raphael said, refraining from dooming Captain America to death.

Blueprint has always covered a broader range of design disciplines, but unlike before we decided to set a rule with the relaunch of always choosing architecture for the front cover to reflect the core subject matter of the magazine.

It began a decade ago with the relaunch of the Royal Opera House following its £178m refit and has concluded with the re-engineered V&A and the equally stunning transformation of the Ashmolean in Oxford.

To coincide with tomorrow's relaunch of a newer and more innovative Moon site, which now offers visitors the chance to act as virtual curator, watch our exclusive look at the inspiration behind the project above. .

The European commission will redouble its crackdown on multinational tax avoidance next week with the relaunch of proposals to create an overarching corporation tax regime across all member states.