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Reader’s Digest UK has received nine bids from potential buyers, according to the company’s administrators Moore Stephens.

The daily national newspaper market was down slightly period on period in February, by 0.3%, although year on year it suffered a 5.3% drop.

Pre-tax profits have fallen 56% at regional publisher Johnston Press, to £43 million.

News Corporation executive claims paywalls and free models can “co-exist”.

Publicis boss Maurice Levy claims newspapers need to find a balance between free and paid-for online content to survive the digital age.

US spending on online advertising will overtake print in 2010 for the first time, according to a new forecast from Outsell Inc.

Regional media business Archant has reported a 32% fall in operating profit for 2009, to £15.1 million.

Metro has retained its contract to distribute newspapers on the London Underground.

In a morning where book publishers seemed to be getting on with it, whilst newspapers and web companies are still trying to work it out, it was a presentation by John Makinson, CEO of Penguin Group, that delegates at the FT Digital Media & Broadcasting Conference were discussing over lunch.

The Times has scrapped its daily Times2 supplement and added a series of new pullouts and a four-page puzzles section in its place.