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The Wall Street Journal is set to launch a new $600 a year WSJ ‘professional edition’ website.

Britain has more online and console gamers than anywhere else in Europe, according to the 2009 UK National Gamers Survey from TNS and Gamesindustry.com.

Twitter has signed deals with Microsoft and Google to include its updates on their search results.

Pre-tax profits at Yahoo! were up a massive 244% year on year in the third quarter to $186 million.

A new US study reveals that newspapers and magazines are not considered as relevant as they used to be and are the easiest media to eliminate from usage.

US local online advertising spending is set to slow significantly from previous levels of growth, according to new research from Borrell Associates.

The BBC Trust has rejected the corporation’s proposals to share its iPlayer service with other broadcasters saying it is “too complicated” to assess.

Out of home media agency Kinetic has appointed Carolyn Nugent as its UK head of digital.

Carl White, CEO of ValueClick Europe, on how online advertising can emerge stronger from the recession.

Absolute Radio is set to launch a new unbranded website to allow listeners to compare radio stations.