Speaking at MediaTel’s Future of National Newspapers event, former editor of the Independent, Chris Blackhurst, issued stark warnings about business models, investigative journalism and the future of content.
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As some industry commentators suggest that the Internet might have to turn its leading business model on its head, Peter Houston argues for a more simplistic approach to the ad-blocking problem: don’t run crap ads.
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The Sun on Sunday, which last weekend underwent a name change and gained a new editor, is to raise its cover price by 10p.
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