The quality titles, both the dailies and Sundays, were the biggest losers in readership terms in the latest NRS release for April 2011 to March 2012 (the first release of 2012 data).
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The Times and Sunday Times websites will be free to access over the Jubilee weekend for the first time since News International launched its digital paywall two years ago.
Marcus Rich, managing director of the Mail on Sunday, has joined the National Readership Survey (NRS) board as the representative for the Newspaper Publishers Association (NPA).
Trinity Mirror has announced that the Daily Mirror and Sunday Mirror are to move to a seven day publishing model.
Raymond Snoddy says says the really interesting question from Leveson this week is whether Michael Gove was preening himself and making it up as he went along, or whether he was reflecting – in a rather shrill way – the private views of David Cameron and the Coalition Cabinet…
Freddie Ossberg, founder and managing director of Raconteur Media, provides his analysis and suggestions for the newspaper industry following MediaTel Group’s Future of National Newspaper event this month…
Mindshare’s head of press Vanessa Clifford is joining Newsworks, stepping into the newly-created role of director of client services and strategy.
Most of the UK’s national newspaper sites enjoyed an increase in traffic in April, with all but one of the audited sites posting a rise in unique browsers, according to ABC.
The Newspaper Marketing Agency has relaunched as Newsworks. New CEO Rufus Olins, who is driving the re-branding of the organisation, said the change is symbolic of a new reality in national press.
Johnston Press has reported total advertising revenues down 9% in the year to 17 May. However, the regional publisher said the rate of decline has improved during the first half of 2012.