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The New York Times has revealed “sign-up” numbers for its new online model launched on March 28th. However, as with many of the new online models currently, these figures can be no more than an initial indicator until renewal levels come into play, and initial offers run their course.

CITY AM managing director Lawson Muncaster says the collective growth for newspapers across the internet, apps and the free model shows that far from being the death of the newspaper, we are actually entering incredibly exciting times with considerable growth potential.

National newspaper circulation figures were down across the board once again in March, with the daily market posting a 5% year on year decline.

Raymond Snoddy: Rule number one in the government PR rule book – just before a recess, or during it if you think you can get away with it, is an absolutely brilliant time for releasing unpalatable news… So we can expect the BSkyB announcement in around two weeks then Mr Hunt?

In the guise of a ‘proper journalist’, Greg Grimmer, partner, Hurrell Moseley Dawson & Grimmer, talks tablets with GQ’s Dylan Jones, The Guardian’s Chris Pelekanou and Wired’s David Rowan…

The Economist has appointed Havas Digital to sell its print, digital and iPad subscriptions.

James Mallinson, publishing director at Reader’s Digest UK, says savvy publishers will place innovation at the heart of their business models in order to thrive…

Raymond Snoddy comments on yesterday’s release by News International of updated figures for The Times/Sunday Times paywall experiment, which began in July last year.

Marius Cloete, head of research at the PPA, says for publishers the real game-changer isn’t developing that elusive killer app, it’s the realisation that end-users want our content and we continuously need to rise to the challenge of giving them access to it.

The New York Times is set to launch digital subscriptions, which will charge users to access content on NYTimes.com and its smartphone and tablet apps.