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An ad-funded free spin-off of Cosmopolitan magazine, called Cosmo on Campus is due to be launched in October.

Rupert Murdoch spoke about tablets such as the iPad at a media debate in Sydney earlier today, saying that they are “a perfect platform” for cheap, convenient and up-to-date News Corp content.

MediaTel Group’s latest Future of National Newspapers seminar takes place on 1st October, with an expert panel discussing topics including print models and business motivations; what newspapers deliver for advertisers; and where they sit in the planning mix.

The New York Times has produced a platform called ‘Press Engine’, which allows publishers to produce their own apps for the iPad and iPhone.

Unaudited figures have revealed that around 500 independent retailers have delisted the Daily Star, since it reduced the margin that retailers keep per copy by 1.21p.

News International (NI) has announced that The Sun newspaper will be replacing its Saturday television guide, TV Mag, with a new glossy magazine aimed at female readers.

Katherine Page, technical consultant for the National Readership Survey, explains how British quality newspapers have shown a remarkable ability to evolve and fulfil their unique role in the media landscape.

Total ad revenues for the Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT) have increased by 13% year-on-year, in the three months to June.

The National Readership Survey (NRS), which provides estimates of printed newspaper and magazine readerships, has appointed research specialist RSMB and UKOM/Nielsen to conduct a trial fusion of online audience data.

Financial Times owner Pearson has reported a 79% increase in operating profits for the first half of the year.