Guardian News & Media is to cut more than 100 jobs following a £33 million revenue decline.
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Microsoft sites captured nearly 15% of time spent online in September, making it the most engaging global property, followed by Google sites and Yahoo! sites, according to latest comScore data.
Independent News & Media’s bondholders have agreed to take a significant stake in the company as part of its refinancing deal.
Johnston Press has reported a 19.1% year on year advertising revenue decline for the past 10 weeks.
The second episode of ITV1’s new five-part detective series Collision secured the highest ratings once again during last night’s all-important 9pm to 10pm peak-hour.
Ashley Highfield’s pronouncement that the TV industry “has 2-3 years to adapt or it will face its i-tunes moment” was used to introduce the TV Technology session at last week’s ASI European TV Symposium in Istanbul.
LinkedIn has joined forces with the microblogging site Twitter to allow members to share status updates.
The Advertising Standards Authority plans to extend its remit to cover online advertising next year following a funding deal with Google.
Channel Five’s owner RTL has reported a 6.4% revenue decline to €1.1 billion (£980 million) for Q3 2009.
Sky Mobile TV launches on the iPhone today allowing users to stream live TV – with channels including all the Sky Sports channels, Sky Sports News, Sky News, ESPN and At The Races – via WiFi.
