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Capital invests £5.5m in the Net

By Lisa Burroughes

Published: 12 November 1999 14:40 GMT

Capital Radio, the commercial London radio station, plans to invest £5.5m in its Internet strategy over the next year.

It plans to expand the functionality of its Web site and make further acquisitions for Capital Interactive, the company's Internet division. The company's CEO David Mansfield said he plans to make the Web site more personalised for each user and increase its interactivity.

Mansfield added that it will also be looking to set up content agreements with mobile phone operators and device manufacturers, particularly when they bid for third-generation mobile licences.

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