The result was delete. Mailer Diablo 15:08, 2 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Delete as advertisement. Proposed deletion contested by IP user without comment. --Bugwit Speak / Spoken 11:53, 28 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Dear Sir
Celebrities Worldwide is in fact an industry recognised standard, held in as much regard as a reference point as organisations such as the Press Association and the Internet Movie database. Their clients include major news organisations such as the BBC and ITN. Their website is www.celebritiesworldwide.com - I am talking from experience, as i once worked/am working in the entertainment industry. Please let me know if you still feel they are not genuine - I feel they are an invaluable source to professional industry people, not third rate hacks, who they most certainly wouldn't do business with
Thank you
SC (User:Sixorgansofadmittance)
Dear Sir
Thank you for your concise, swift reply – much appreciated. First of all, let me say I fully appreciate your concerns, however, I believe you have misunderstood what Celebrities Worldwide and its sister company UPFRONT TV actually does. I've just discovered how useful these services are and it would be a real shame to deny Wikipedia visitors the chance to hear about them.
Celebrities Worldwide offers official contact information for celebrities. It's an amazing resource for anyone in the media or entertainment industry to make contact within seconds with the most direct point of contact for over 20,000 celebrities worldwide.
It's sister company UPFRONT TV is the celebrity booking service and the vast range of celebrities booked by UPFRONT is, I notice, detailed on www.celebritiesworldwide.com.
Both companies have had a key role in creating some of the most high profile events which have been extensively covered by the media and consequently have had a significant impact on popular culture, trend and style over many years. This has been and continues to be a major source of entertainment and fascination to the general public as a whole.
Finally, I notice you have listings for “Nike”, “MacDonald’s” and “Wal-Mart” on Wikipedia whose content does not seem to differ greatly from the information I have provided on the above 2 services.
I trust you will reconsider.
Kind regards
SC (User:Sixorgansofadmittance)
And by the way, I'm not a "self employed web developer" - I work for a british TV company as a cameraman!I did business with these guys some years ago - apologies if it appears to be spam, there's no need to take it so personally!!— Preceding unsigned comment added by Sixorgansofadmittance (talk • contribs) 2006-07-28 14:12:08
Hi, references are up, ladies and gents - most of the articles are regrettably not available online - can scan some copies of what articles I have (don't have copies of all of them - this is just clippings they sent me when i used them a couple of years back although the Media Week column is what originally drew me to them) Sixorgansofadmittance 11:58, 31 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]