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As Trinity Mirror and Johnston Press are trying to prove, you can stamp on it, or wash it down the drain – but you just can’t kill print.

All online news sites recorded a surge in web traffic in January, with Richard Desmond’s dailystar.co.uk seeing its audience increase by more than half.

BBC Three has gone online-only this week, and the Independent newspaper is set to follow suit in March – but let no-one think it is a neat, futuristic thing or anything other than second best.

You have until the end of the day to enter Mediatel’s annual Connected Consumer Awards, which invite media owners, agencies, consultancies and tech providers to showcase the best of their work from the last 12 months.

Continuing his examination of a defining year in media, Torin Douglas remembers intense rioting at Wapping, a peoplemeter revolution, and the launch of a newspaper destined for a sad fate.

Can the Independent make the transition to digital-only without breaking any bones?

A new study from adtech firm Quantcast has concluded that advertisers need to deliver more creative and relevant mobile advertising “or risk losing consumer engagement entirely.”

The decision to close The Independent’s print operations is not going to be a one-off, writes Dominic Mills.

The Independent is to cease print operations and face a wholly digital future – is this the beginning of the end for the print newspaper sector, asks media analyst Alex DeGroote.

News UK picks up three awards, including the Grand Prix, as the BBC, DCM, Weve, ZenithOptimedia, ITV, MEC and MTM are all crowned category winners.