A group of unknown investors are set to launch a new weekly freesheet in London in the new year.
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BSkyB has announced plans to publish its Sky Sports magazine in-house, which will bring an end to its relationship with Haymarket.
Independent News & Media has secured shareholder support to complete its financial restructuring plan.
MediaTel has relaunched its online updating system to make it quicker and easier for publishers to update press information.
Daily Mail & General Trust has performed better than expected in the year ending 4 October, recording a 23% fall in adjusted pre-tax profits.
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.