FOR Andy Murray, small is obviously meaningful. The 18-year-old Scottish prodigy’s decision to up sticks from Octagon, one of the world’s three most powerful sports management companies, and move to Acegroup, a new and innovative kid on the block, is of immense significance.

The moment it became known that Murray was considering his options once his contract with Octagon expired at the end of this year, there was a rush to get to talk to a player rightly considered potential top-ten material. As The Times reported three weeks ago, Octagon feared that it might lose someone it nurtured from a raw prospect and sent Phil de Picciotto, its president of athletes and personalities, and Tom Ross, a vice-president, to London from the United States last week to attempt to dissuade him.

Murray listened to all parties, including IMG and SFX, the other two management heavyweights, and chose instead to place his future in the hands of a company based in London that prefers a lower profile and possesses a keener sense of an individual’s worth. It is believed that a meeting with Acegroup, scheduled to take an hour, lasted almost three, so entranced was the teenager with its plans for him.

- Full Story (timesonline.co.uk)

There are a few more articles here:
http://sport.guardian.co.uk/tennis/story/0,10069,1673631,00.html
and
http://sport.guardian.co.uk/tennis/story/0,10069,1673632,00.html

Mark... i'm kinda confused... you say the source is the Telegraph.... but the "full story"  is the Times  

Also some articles in the express and mail over the weekend, not sure if they're online, i'll have a look now
The Express one is about Andy being invited to train with Hibs, the Mail one is pretty much a rehash of the press conference Judy gave, saying shes spending xmas with him in SA, but with the amusing addition that Jamie's told Andy to cut his hair Andy, according to Judy, told him where to go.
See, i told you Jamie was the one with style!