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Trinity Mirror has confirmed more job cuts as it considers changing the Birmingham Post from a daily to a weekly title and switching the Birmingham Mail to a morning paper

News Corporation is in talks with major US publishers to set up an online consortium to charge for online news content.

The Sun’s deputy editor Dominic Mohan has been tipped as the favourite to replace former editor Rebekah Wade

FHM has tied up with retailer House of Fraser to relaunch is style flip-cover FHM Collections, which was last published in 2006.

A consortium of Scottish businessmen is trying to buy The Scotsman, according to a report in the Sunday Times.

Pepsi and broadcaster CBS are running a video ad in a copy of US magazine Entertainment Weekly next month.

News International has announced plans to close its free title thelondonpaper.

When a major world airline loses more than £100 million in a quarter, naturally it starts to think of new ways to raise money – such as moving into the advertising business.

Marius Cloete, Evening Standard insight manager, explains how Londoners could be leading the way out of the recession.

Independent News & Media is understood to be in talks to secure another extension to a standstill agreement with holders of a £200 million bond, which is due to expire next week.