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Today marks the last ever edition of thelondonpaper, as its vendors hit the streets for the last time.

The overall daily newspaper market dipped by 2.7% in August, with all of the titles bar one suffering period on period declines.

Business freesheet City AM saw its total distribution figure fall by almost 5% in August, to under 85,000 copies.

Google is set to roll out a micropayment system to help newspaper publishers charge for access to online news content.

The Daily Telegraph is set to unveil its new Saturday Review section this weekend.

FHM is cutting the cover price of its November issue by £1.40 to £2.50 in a bid to reclaim its title as the biggest selling men’s consumer paid-for magazine.

The Economist plans to start charging readers for access to its online news content in a bid to keep pace with News Corporation, which is to introduce a paid-for model for access to The Sun and The Times’ websites.

The Guardian is raising its cover price by 10p to £1 from today, blaming the continuing advertising downturn for the increase.

A local newspaper from the American town of Newport, Rhode Island, could could prove to be a guiding light for companies wanting to put their online content behind paywalls.

BBC Magazines is set to launch two overseas titles in Australia and Singapore during the next month.