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Advertising Age has announced changes to its print product that will see the magazine published bi-weekly, rather than weekly.

The Times has today increased its cover price to £1.20 with the Guardian to follow suit and up its weekday price by 20p from next Monday to £1.60.

From Twitter’s ad proposition to the future of the BBC, and Local TV to Facebook’s falling popularity, Raymond Snoddy shares his views on the most important media trends to watch out for in 2014.

The editor of the Liverpool Post, Mark Thomas, has reflected on why the newspaper had to close after 158 years of publication

In the frantic run-up to Christmas, Newsworks’ Rufus Olins examines the findings of a new report into the growing tablet market – and notes some interesting changes over the last 12 months.

Reporting to Evelyn Webster, executive vice president of Time Inc., Marcus succeeds Sylvia Auton who retired in May after 36 years with the company.

From programmatic to native advertising, Peter Houston looks at five things that have vexed magazine people in 2013 – that we’ll all still be talking about in 2014.

Bauer Media has announced that Catherine Gort has been appointed marketing director for its Place Portfolio, Northern England and Scotland, with immediate effect.

Led by Hearst’s group revenue director, Max Raven, the new structure will have a stronger focus on existing and developing customers, alongside collaborative partnerships.

As another year draws to a close, Aegis’ Jim Marshall looks at some of the more surreal, sad and interesting media events – and dishes out his award for the most pretentious (and exotic) agency mission statement.