Dennis Publishing said the website goes beyond a digital rendition of the print magazine and includes news, reviews and insight from the world of road cycling.
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As the long-standing music magazine gets ready to go free from September, NME’s final paid-for issue will be a bumper commemorative special, taking a nostalgic look back at the greatest moments from its 63 year history.
The start of the summer has seen most newspaper sales decline, with only a few titles bucking the trend according to the latest ABC circulation results.
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News UK’s Sean Adams tells Newsline how a groundbreaking new research project has allowed the publisher to track the footprint of advertising effects both online and offline.
The acquisition, for an undisclosed sum, will add 10 million monthly users to Future’s eight million, including sites from publishers including Vox Media, Purch and Digital Trends.
63 years since launch, iconic music magazine NME is to ditch its £2.50 cover price and be given away for free as the brand undergoes what publisher Time Inc. UK is describing as a “major transformation”.
The Independent has reduced its print and digital trading loss to £4.6 million for the financial year 2013/14 – a dramatic improvement on the £22.6 million loss recorded in 2010/11.
The London Evening Standard has reported a trading profit of £1.4 million for the year ending September 2014, with standard.co.uk’s audience up 77% year on year.
The redesign will see the original Gothic masthead restored, alongside a number of new features from the likes of Allison Pearson, Bryony Gordon, Lisa Armstrong, Judith Woods and James Le Fanu.