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Publishers need to come together to help brand marketing in a time of crisis, says Bauer Media’s Abby Carvosso.

In an all-staff email, CEO Rebekah Brooks said that from 30 November 2015 The Sun will be “set free” in the digital world as it looks to deliver “long-term growth” and “drive larger audiences”.

Dennis Publishing is to launch a child-friendly version of its popular current affairs and general knowledge mag The Week.

There are enough meaningful developments from alternative news organisations to cement a profitable future – but challenges remain.

The publisher of the Daily Mirror and Sunday People will buy out the 80% it does not already own in Local World to create the largest regional newspaper publisher in the UK.

Since the launch of the web, content suppliers have failed to protect themselves – but the fight back has now finally kicked-off, reports Chris Blackhurst.

The latest Advertising Association and Warc Expenditure Report has revealed that UK adspend grew 5.8% to reach a record high of £9,424m in the first half of 2015.

The People’s History Museum of Manchester was host to Shift North on Tuesday 13 October, an event on a mission to explain what makes newsbrands tick, for readers and advertisers. By Research the Media’s Richard Marks.

Advertisers must address the root-cause of ad blocking if the threat is to be overcome, writes Richard Reeves, interim managing director at AOP.

The end of the summer Britain never had saw national newspaper circulations remain fairly static compared with August, while yearly figures continued their usual decline.