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The Evening Standard saw its circulation fall by around 1.5% from May to June, a decrease in real terms of almost 5,000 copies.The title now has a circulation of more than 295,000 copies.Evening freesheets thelondonpaper and London Lite saw their circulations remain relatively static month on month, at almost 501,000 and 401,000 copies respectively.Morning freesheet… Continue reading Evening Standard’s Circulation Down Month-On-Month

Bauer’s music magazine Q has kicked off its recruitment drive by promoting editor Paul Rees to the role of editor-in-chief.Rees, who has been editor for five years, will now be responsible for overseeing the multiplatform growth of the Q brand, “delivering world-class editorial” across Q magazine, radio, internet and events operations.Q has also appointed Ian… Continue reading Q Magazine Promotes Rees

Andy Hart has left Associated Northcliffe Digital (AND) after six years in the job by “mutual consent”, ahead of an organisational restructure.Hart had been responsible for the online development and acquisitions of sites including ThisisLondon.co.uk and FindaProperty.com during his time as chief executive.He looked after the Mail Online brand and championed the company’s digital acquisition… Continue reading Hart Departs From Northcliffe Digital

Bauer Consumer Media has appointed Mic Wright to the newly created post of front section editor at Q magazine.Wright will be responsible for editing and evolving the new front section of the magazine.He previously held the position of news editor at Stuff magazine and has also worked for Pensions World as well as freelance for… Continue reading Wright Appointed Q Magazine Front Editor

City AM could go national at the end of this year, according to Lawson Muncaster, the title’s managing director.Speaking at yesterday’s MediaTel Group ‘Future of National Newspapers’ seminar, Muncaster told the assembled audience about possible plans for expansion to the rest of the UK – outside of its current London positioning – and spoke about… Continue reading City AM Set To Go National

Despite recent pessimistic forecasts about circulation figures and the bad news emerging from Trinity Mirror yesterday, newspaper industry figures are still upbeat about the future.Panellists at MediaTel Group’s ‘Future of National Newspapers’ seminar, held today in London, concentrated on ways the industry can move forward and improve advertising revenue and circulation figures by focusing on… Continue reading Not All Doom And Gloom For The Newspaper Industry

The ability of newspapers to benefit from their online offerings is one of the big challenges facing the industry, and a select panel debated this and other topics at today’s MediaTel Group seminar on the ‘Future of National Newspapers’.Panellist Dominic Carter from News International said: “The reality is that we are learning all the time… Continue reading ‘Future Of National Newspapers’ Seminar Examines Benefits Of Online

The success and future of freesheets was one of the topics debated at today’s MediaTel Group seminar on the ‘Future of National Newspapers’.Looking at whether a national newspaper could move to a free distribution model in the near future, panellist Lawson Muncaster, MD of City AM thought that it could happen. “The cost of distribution… Continue reading Freesheets In Focus At ‘Future of National Newspapers’ Seminar

The ability of newspapers to benefit from their online offerings is one of the big challenges facing the industry, and a select panel debated this and other topics at today’s MediaTel Group seminar on the ‘Future of National Newspapers’. Panellist Dominic Carter from News International said: “The reality is that we are learning all the… Continue reading ‘Future Of National Newspapers’ Seminar Examines Benefits Of Online

Despite recent pessimistic forecasts about circulation figures and the bad news emerging from Trinity Mirror yesterday, newspaper industry figures are still upbeat about the future. Panellists at MediaTel Group’s ‘Future of National Newspapers’ seminar, held today in London, concentrated on ways the industry can move forward and improve advertising revenue and circulation figures by focusing… Continue reading Not All Doom And Gloom For The Newspaper Industry