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IPC Ignite has appointed Andrew Goldsmith as its new group advertising director, responsible for its men’s and music brands, including Nuts and NME.

The Wall Street Journal is set to launch a new $600 a year WSJ ‘professional edition’ website.

The Daily Telegraph has increased its cover price to £1.

A new US study reveals that newspapers and magazines are not considered as relevant as they used to be and are the easiest media to eliminate from usage.

Frank Hall, FOB Consulting Ltd, thinks publishers could be in for a challenge if Wilde’s definition of a cynic – knowing the price of everything but the value of nothing – comes to define the print buying process …

FT Group enjoyed a 10% rise in headline sales in the first nine months of the year, according to financial results released today by parent company Pearson.

Advertising revenues at Newsquest were down 28.7% year on year in the third quarter of 2009.

Rupert Murdoch claims News Corp’s incoming paid-for model will reduce its dependence on advertising revenue.

The overall daily newspaper market dipped by 1.2% in September period on period, with just two titles bucking the overall downward trend.

Telegraph Media Group and Times Newspapers are considering scrapping their bulk sales.