Why isn’t there a press trading system? Patricia Kill, sales support director at News International, said the UK newspaper industry is trailing behind other media (and markets) when it comes to investing in and creating a system for agencies, such as J-ET and CARIA.
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Apple leads the next wave of tablet computers, with version 2.0 of the iconic iPad.
Rupert Murdoch plans to extend The Daily’s two-week free trial (sponsored by Verizon) for “several more weeks at least”, according to paidContent.org.
Pearson has reported a 12% year on year revenue rise at the FT Group, publisher of the Financial Times.
Katherine Page, technical consultant for the National Readership Survey, says for the majority of young women the print ‘magazine experience’ is still a relevant one, regardless of how else they consume media…
The latest NRS figures for January to December 2010 reflects a poor 12 months for the national newspaper market – with all titles, both Daily and Sunday, seeing their readerships decline compared to 2009’s numbers.
Today’s ABC release paints a fairly mixed picture for the regional newspaper market, though some newspaper groups performed particularly well during the July to December period.
News of the World and The Times’ online offerings enjoyed double-digit growth in January, according to latest UKOM/Nielsen data.
News International’s pilot men’s magazine Jam will be included in the News of the World on 6 March, according to Media Week.
Jim Marshall says love him or hate him, Rupert Murdoch is probably the world’s most innovative and progressive media man. Who knows whether The Daily will prove to be a success or not but interactive newspapers will develop as a result of Murdoch’s risk – giving him (quite rightly) significant influence and ownership of the market.