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Men’s free weekly magazine Sport has suspended publication after its French parent company, Sport Media & Strategy, went into administration.The last issue of the magazine – which is distributed each Friday at tube stations, gyms, health clubs, and airports – came out on April 3.It is understood that a buyer will now be sought for… Continue reading Sport magazine suspends publication

Google CEO Eric Schmidt believes that the newspaper industry should be working with search engines to give consumers tailored news.Speaking at the Newspaper Association of America’s convention in San Diego, Schmidt said that newspapers were wrong to claim that internet aggregators were misappropriating news organisations’ material.He added that “the only solution” Google could see to… Continue reading Google CEO: “Newspapers must work with aggregators”

Nick Mawditt, global director of insight and marketing at Kinetic, reviews the recent OAA Conference and asks: Where next for Out of Home media in the current climate?The Outdoor Advertising Association’s recent conference – the 3rd Space – took an honest perspective on the state of the medium and how it has fully embraced technology… Continue reading Newsline Feature: Where next for OOH?

Egmont Magazines has launched a new monthly magazine, Playhouse Disney, aimed at 2 to 4 year-olds.Launching this week with a cover price of £2.25, the magazine will have an initial print-run of 100,000 copies.Each issue of the magazine will have branded covermounts; the launch issue will include a giant My Friends Tigger and Pooh ‘Pop… Continue reading Egmont Magazines launches new Playhouse Disney title

Daily Newspaper MarketOverall, the daily newspaper market was down 3.6% year on year in March, although the Daily Star‘s circulation was up a very impressive 13.5%.There was a big year on year drop for the Independent, down by around 16.5%, with other daily titles also recording falls. National Newspaper ABC Figures – March 2009 Daily… Continue reading ABC National Newspaper Round-Up: March 2009

The latest ABC figures show that the Evening Standard‘s circulation dropped 1.3% year on year in March, leaving the evening paper with a total circulation of around 280,500.The afternoon freesheet thelondonpaper saw its distribution remain static year on year, at almost 600,000 copies, while rival title the London Lite was up 1.2% to around 400,500.Morning… Continue reading ABC London Newspaper Focus: Mar 2009

Richard Titus has been appointed as chief executive of Associated Newspapers’ digital division, AND.Titus was previously controller of future media at the BBC. He replaces Andy Hart who left AND last July. Before working at the BBC, Titus was at US web agency Schematic.AND operates the digital assets of Associated Newspapers and Northcliffe Media.Titus will… Continue reading Richard Titus named new CEO of Associated Newspapers’ digital division

Look magazine is set to kick-start a new £2.5 million national TV advertising campaign this week, with the strap line ‘That’s My Look’.The campaign, which has been developed by the brand’s creative agency Grey London and planned by MediaCom, will launch today with an initial three week burst, followed by sustained activity through the rest… Continue reading Look magazine unveils new TV creative

Press Gazette, the monthly trade magazine for journalists, is set to cease printing after more than 40 years.The magazine’s parent company, the Wilmington Group, said the final issue of the title would be its May edition, which goes on sale this month.A company spokesperson said: “”Unfortunately Press Gazette, along with much of the profession, has… Continue reading Press Gazette to close after 40 years

Rupert Murdoch predicts that newspaper publishers will have to charge for online content due to the lack of revenue generated by the current free model and the advertising downturn.Murdoch said: “Nobody is making money with free content on the web, except search. People are used to reading everything on the net for free and that’s… Continue reading Murdoch: Newspapers will need to charge for content online