Who are Brush Colour?

By Rob Buckley on January 23, 2006 2:04 PM | No Comments | 3 TrackBacks

As discussed on Friday, the mysterious Brush Colour has bought Highbury's specialist titles. Now Companies House is open again, we can get a few more details on the company. They were only incorporated on the 8th December last year, just a fortnight before Highbury's difficulties became public knowledge. Equally strangely, they changed their name on Friday to Encanta Media Ltd.

Now I'm not saying there's anything fishy going on, but the two company appointments listed on their appointments report are “YORK PLACE COMPANY SECRETARIES LIMITED” and “YORK PLACE COMPANY NOMINEES LIMITED”. Looks like the new owners wants to stay anonymous for the moment, at the very least.

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Who are SMD Publishing? from The Word is Not Enough on January 23, 2006 4:50 PM

Can't find any reference to SMD Publishing down at Companies House. Well, that's not true actually: there's an S.M.D. Publishing listed as having been dissolved in October 1999. No companies of similar current or proposed names are listed. Assuming... Read More

Front and Hotdog sold off from The Word is Not Enough on January 23, 2006 4:51 PM

Press Gazette has the news first, this time: Hotdog and Front have been sold off to new company SMD Publishing. Notable nugget of information: It was confirmed today, the company's remaining craft titles have been sold to another new... Read More

Owen Davies is MD of Encanta from The Word is Not Enough on January 25, 2006 11:45 AM

Potential visitors to The International Woodworking Exhibition 2006 will be delighted to hear that it's to go ahead on the 17-19th February 2006 as planned. How do we know? Because Encanta Media is sending out emails to let everyone... Read More

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