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The print version of Newsweek is making a comeback, business leaders are falling out of love with social media and old-fashioned journalistic values are on the rise. Are we seeing some important trends emerging here?

Publicis Groupe has issued a statement today confirming that it is in discussions with M&C Saatchi about buying “significant” parts of its Walker Media business.

Now BT has poached the rights from ITV, the Champions League will effectively disappear behind a full paywall and millions of football fans will be disadvantaged – will sponsors have to say goodbye to some of their audience?

Releasing financial reports on Monday, the company’s net income for the quarter was $38 million, however, revenue declined 3% to $2.07 billion for the quarter.

BT’s £1.5 billion investment in premier league football rights has a positive impact on customer numbers, but half-year profits take a -13% knock.

After AdBlock writes an open letter to Twitter drawing up an ‘Acceptable Advertising’ code, Dominic Mills asks if we are about to enter a new phase in the fight for the heart and soul of the online world.

The Times and Sunday Times have, after a long wait, revealed that the publications have over 350,000 subscribers to their print and digital bundles.

BSkyB has seen an 8% drop in profits in the last quarter, but the satellite broadcaster looks unscathed in the pay-TV sports battle with BT.

The chairman of the Association of Online Publishers, John Barnes, has said that a “consumer contract” should be produced to rebuild public trust in the wake of ongoing personal data controversies.

Ian Priest, the president of the IPA, has called for a rethink of the pitching process as he addressed advertisers and clients at the first ‘Adaptathon’ at Altitude London on Thursday.