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The Daily Mirror has launched its new standalone celebrity gossip website based on its 3am column, 3am.co.uk.

Microsoft has signed a new deal with Advance Publications to allow advertisers in the Advance Internet network to sell ads across its online properties.

MEN Media is pulling the Manchester Evening News from the Audit Bureau of Circulations system as it feels the audit does not clearly represent its distribution model.

Financial group Capital Ideas has made a bid to buy the Observer from Guardian News & Media.

July saw the London Evening Standard‘s circulation fall 4.6% period on period, to around 225,000 copies.

The daily newspaper market was up slightly period on period in July, by 0.3%, although it suffered a fall of 2.3% year on year.

Following its investigation into bulk copies of newspapers distributed to airlines by Dawson Media Direct, the ABC has issued revised national newspaper reports showing reduced circulations for some titles for the nine months to the end of June.

Specialist publisher Future Publishing has closed PSW magazine, with the last issue now on sale.

IPC Ignite has reported that four of its key online brands have reached a combined audience of over 10.7 million unique users per month.

It was a hard six months for the teen magazine sector, although some titles managed to weather the storm better than others.