A new US study reveals that newspapers and magazines are not considered as relevant as they used to be and are the easiest media to eliminate from usage.
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Frank Hall, FOB Consulting Ltd, thinks publishers could be in for a challenge if Wilde’s definition of a cynic – knowing the price of everything but the value of nothing – comes to define the print buying process …
FT Group enjoyed a 10% rise in headline sales in the first nine months of the year, according to financial results released today by parent company Pearson.
Advertising revenues at Newsquest were down 28.7% year on year in the third quarter of 2009.
Rupert Murdoch claims News Corp’s incoming paid-for model will reduce its dependence on advertising revenue.
The overall daily newspaper market dipped by 1.2% in September period on period, with just two titles bucking the overall downward trend.
Telegraph Media Group and Times Newspapers are considering scrapping their bulk sales.
Editor James Harding’s quick step – removing a traditional slice of humour from The Times – gets a ZERO from media judge Raymond Snoddy …
Desperate circumstances require desperate action says Jim Marshall, chairman of the IPA Media Futures Group, of the Evening Standard’s plans … but there are a host of other media sectors and media owners who really need to get their head out of their … too!
The wait is over … Shortlist Media has finally realised there is a big, massive, huge gap in the market for a female version of its successful male-counterpart, Shortlist magazine.