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The latest NRS figures, for the period October 2008 to September 2009, show some healthy readership increases for a lucky few titles.

The London Evening Standard has announced plans to publish all of its 600,000 copies as a West End Final edition in a move that will see it reach more “home-going commuters”.

Regional publisher Johnston Press is about to put up paywalls around some of its weekly newspaper websites.

US newspaper advertising revenue was down 28% year on year in Q3 2009, falling from $10.1 billion to about $6.4 billion, according to new figures from the Newspaper Association of America.

The Press Association has agreed a deal to provide video to the London Evening Standard’s website www.standard.co.uk.

IPC’s Country Life magazine is publishing a special collectors edition with an advent calendar cover.

A recent survey of 500 online readers of newspapers and magazines found that only 5% would be prepared to pay a monthly or yearly subscription.

IPC Media is set to close IPC TX and IPC Ignite under a complete restructure of the business.

A new study has found that global consumers are willing to pay for news – especially from online national and local newspapers – on their personal computers and mobile devices.

Centaur Media saw revenue fall 28% year on year in the three months to the end of October.