The newspaper and magazine industry has today set out plans for a new press regulator despite the ongoing Government impasse.
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New research from Newsworks and Kantar Media divides the UK population into distinct categories and reveals insights into consumer attitudes to technology, the devices they own, purchase journeys and media consumption.
As News Corp starts its new life as a separate company, Raymond Snoddy examines the impact the split will have – and asks if the media mogul has one last fight in him as he continues his love affair with newspapers.
In the third instalment of News International’s Future Laboratory news trends, Abba Newbery takes a look a trend that’s already seeing heavy investment from newsbrands: Convivial News – where connections between like-minded readers has created huge new commercial and engagement opportunities.
It’s been hit and miss, but an increasing number of newsbrands are introducing paywalls to access their digital content – but what if the consumer was given the option to pay what they wanted? It’s not madness says GfK’s Colin Strong – and the evidence from other digital businesses suggest it’s worth a closer look…
The OFT today cleared the local newspaper joint venture involving Daily Mail & General Holdings Ltd, Yattendon Group plc, Trinity Mirror plc and other investors.
Will Lord Justice Leveson accept an invitation to give evidence to the Commons Culture, Media and Sport select committee? And if he did, what burning questions would MPs ask him as the press regulation impasse lingers on? Whatever happens now, there is one big question that has just surfaced which he really should address says Raymond Snoddy
A recent world-wide report has shed light on a new breed of news lover – and they’re young, tech-savy and obsessed with filling their dead time with a quick news fix. So who are they and what makes them tick? Newsworks’ CEO Rufus Olins takes a look…
In a statement released on Monday, the company said the rebrand follows changes of governance and personnel that have taken place “to address the problems of the recent past.”
Amol Rajan becomes Fleet Street’s first non-white editor as The Independent, The Evening Standard and i announce new appointments.