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The general election saw local media set a new benchmark for content delivery and discovery, writes Johnston Press’ Paul Napier.

The Times’ head of digital has urged publishers which charge for content to move away from the idea of a ‘paywall’, and instead focus on ‘community’ and ‘membership’

The chiefs of the UK’s biggest magazine publishers were talking with confidence at the 2015 PPA Festival – with signals that magazine brands will continue to move far beyond the printed page.

In a move which has the potential to financially ruin the newspaper group, 70 celebrities and politicians are suing Trinity Mirror for having their phones hacked.

The Daily Telegraph ended up in hot water over its lack of coverage of the HSBC tax scandal, now Global Radio stands accused. Ofcom says the group has done nothing wrong, but should we be worried?

For the six months ending 31 March 2015, the publisher, which sold off a number of titles and cut more than 400 staff last year, reduced total pre-tax losses to £1.3 million.

The long-term strategic partnership will see the publisher produce bespoke content for Asda, including its customer magazine, which is distributed to over 1.9 million readers.

BBC News and the Guardian are among the first publishers to sign up to the initiative, which will speed up load times and give content owners more control.

Regional publisher Archant is moving away from device-based strategies to focus purely on two core trading currencies: content and audience. CEO Jeff Henry shares some exclusive insights.

The relentless general election coverage during April appears to have had little impact on national newspaper circulations, according to the latest ABC release, with no titles recording any significant changes.