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Jim Marshall says that this year was one of unfulfilled promises, notable mainly for a lack of urgency on the part of various regulators.

Steve Barrett, editor of the now-closed Media Week, has stepped down from his position.

News Corporation’s chief Rupert Murdoch claims the ‘old’ advertising model is “dead”.

News Corporation is set to join forces with Time Inc, Hearst, Condé Nast and Meredith to launch a new paid-content consortium.

BBC Magazines has signed five new international licensing deals for its Lonely Planet Magazine.

Dennis Publishing has acquired the specialist car magazine and website for Land Rover Monthly.

IPC’s men’s magazine Loaded has been revamped, backed by a six figure marketing campaign.

Google is to allow publishers to limit the amount of access users have to their content each day, in a move that follows attacks on the search giant by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp.

Raymond Snoddy on News Corp’s problems with geeks bearing gifts and the true cost of giving news away.

Digital advertising revenues will not replace lost print revenues anytime soon, according to the annual world press trends update from World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA).