According to a blog post by Mark Kleinman, City editor at Sky News, which does not appear to have been widely reported elsewhere, a “clutch of prominent City financiers is in talks to back the launch of a Sunday tabloid newspaper aimed at sating an appetite for salacious celebrity gossip that was once met by the News of the World.”
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In an enthralling week at the Leveson Inquiry, a “bonus” column from Raymond Snoddy takes stock of Rupert Murdoch’s testimony and considers where next. “We can look forward to Leveson causing even more headlines and further pandemonium when Hunt and Cameron appear before him and take the oath.”
Some of the best #Leveson tweets during Rupert Murdoch’s grilling today…
Raymond Snoddy wonders what we have really learnt about phone-hacking and the relationship between the media and politicians from the remarkable appearances of both James and Rupert Murdoch before the Leveson inquiry?
The best of this afternoon’s #Leveson tweets as the day draws to a close and James Murdoch steps down from the dock (to make way for his dad tomorrow)…
From the early exchanges – as far as we can recall… #leveson
Raymond Snoddy says it may be economically impossible to sustain daily publication of small regional papers but the jolt from daily to weekly is an abrupt one and it is a gap that may not be adequately met by online…
The PPA are giving the public a chance to choose a magazine ‘Cover of the Year’ for the upcoming PPA Awards. See some of the entries here…
Brian Jacobs, VP business development at Enreach, asks: Are traditional publishers clear what business they are in (or want to be in)?
Always one of the most passionate debates, MediaTel Group’s Future of National Newspapers event has a new venue this year – in the auditorium at Merrill Lynch – and an impressive panel line-up, including NI’s Dominic Carter, GN&M’s Chris Pelekanou and Mail Newspapers’ Guy Zitter…