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Irish newspaper The Sunday Tribune will be changing its current broadsheet format, and reverting back to its original tabloid format.

Tesco is launching three paid-for consumer magazines, which will be available in the supermarket’s stores across the UK.

Keith Grainger, chief executive at Redwood, explains why the latest ABC release has overthrown speculation that ‘print is dead’…

According to data from ComScore, the number of unique visitors to The Times and The Sunday Times websites fell from 2.79 million in May, to 2.22 million in June and finally to 1.61 million in July.

AOL’s Patch – the biggest network of neighbourhood blogs in the US – has announced its plans to accelerate its growth.

Metal Hammer magazine, in partnership with Sharon Osbourne Management, is set to publish the first magazine officially endorsed by Ozzy Osbourne.

Wallpaper* magazine, through a partnership with Ridley Scott Associates, is launching a short film called Quatre, as part of its September issue.

According to the Los Angeles Times, Rupert Murdoch is going to launch a digital newspaper in America, which would be distributed as paid content for the iPad, and mobile phones.

How is the consumer magazine market really holding up in a post-recession market? Yesterday’s ABC release for January to June 2010 gave a fairly good insight, and showed some successes alongside some not-so-good results.

July was a poor month for the daily newspaper market, despite stories such as the BP oil spill and the Raoul Moat murders dominating the headlines.