Taylor Nelson Sofres - Update on the Proposed Merger With GfK


LONDON, July 4 /PRNewswire/ --     In the light of the recent 260p per share approach and claims made by
WPP, David Lowden, Chief Executive of TNS, gives a short video interview on
the proposed merger with GfK.

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