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News International has pulled out of monthly website traffic reporting ahead of its controversial paywall model arriving in June.

The Sun is set to unveil a special 3D issue with 3D colour ads and editorial in the lead up to the World Cup.

US newspaper websites attracted an unprecedented 74.4 million unique visitors per month on average in the first quarter of 2010, new research has found.

Rupert Murdoch is offering discounted ad rates for space in The Wall Street Journal’s new metro edition in a bid to attract advertisers away from The New York Times.

Sport Media Group has reported a pre-tax loss of more than £29 million for the 17 months to the end of December 2009.

Daily Mail & General Trust will not charge for online news, it told investors yesterday, but will charge for access to mobile and “niche content”.

The Independent has relaunched today, with a new daily magazine section, Viewspaper, and a masthead promise of political and proprietorial freedom.

IPC indie music title NME is launching a new initiative for one week only, allowing music fans to donate their unwanted CDs and records to Oxfam shops in exhange for a free copy of the magazine.

The daily national newspaper market was down 5.4% year on year in March, although it recorded a 0.5% period on period increase.

Prime minister Gordon Brown has added his voice to the argument against paywalls, saying that consumers are now used to getting content for free.