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Better judgement and greater commitment to print will ensure its survival, writes Raymond Snoddy

To mark the launch, the i will be free of charge in Northern Ireland from launch date until Friday 13 May. There will also be on the street distribution in key local areas such as universities, railway stations and bus stations.

Citing a “below expectation” circulation, The New Day will go to print for the last time on Friday 6 May.

The one thing media owner trade bodies should avoid is picking fights with other media, writes Dominic Mills.

Hearst US’s Hayley Cochrane is to join the publisher’s UK team as head of digital sales.

The latest adspend figures may have set alarm bells ringing for UK newsbrands – but Warc analyst James McDonald says the longer-term picture is much less severe.

Finally, some parts of the newspaper market have discovered rare particles of hope, writes Raymond Snoddy.

The Sun recorded an impressive 10.2% increase in its web traffic in March, equating to an extra 208,000 visitors a day.

Something a little unusual happened in the UK’s newspaper market last in March: a bout of month on month increases in circulations.

Culture Secretary John Whittingdale may have now become a focus for the press – but we have to look very closely at each and every motivation for penning articles about him.