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The Times is set to increase its cover price to £1, which will match the price of the Daily Telegraph, the Guardian and the Independent for the first time in over 20 years.
Trinity Mirror is set to make its Fulham and Hammersmith Chronicle a free title and close the London Informer.
ITV1’s final Above Suspicion: The Red Dahlia won the 9pm peak-hour slot with a high of more than 7 million viewers last night.
A new morning freesheet has launched today in Dublin, the Metro Herald, created from the merger of Herald AM and Metro Ireland.
The Mail on Sunday is set to undergo a major editorial overhaul this week in a bid to boost circulation figures and ad revenue.
More than 170 million US internet users watched online video during November, with nearly 31 billion videos viewed during the month, according to the latest data from comScore.
ITV’s new chairman Archie Norman is set to make radical changes at the broadcaster.
IPC has launched a new monthly women’s magazine – goodtoknow Recipes.
Sky’s new television ad has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for misleading claims about the digital switchover.
