The Economist UK remains Britain’s most popular news and current affairs title, while Private Eye – recording declines – is second-best.
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Most declines in the market were slight in H1 – with the exception of Men’s Health (which needs to work on its abs following a significant -16.9% decline period-on-period).
Cosmopolitan and Marie Claire are both hit hard, while John Lewis Edition climbs back into the top spot.
2018 opened with widespread declines in the women’s weeklies market.
The “enemies of the people” slur against journalists is growing dangerous, writes Raymond Snoddy – what’s the endgame?
Remaining upbeat, chief executive Robert Thomson said the last year was one of “operational and transformational success” in which News Corp focused on more global, digital and subscription-based revenue flows.
Following DMG Media’s unification of its advertising divisions, Clare Rush, chief revenue officer, is leaving the business.
In this week’s Media and Marketing Podcast, host John Reynolds sits down with Dennis Publishing CEO James Tye following last week’s news that the company will be sold to private equit company Exponent.
As Facebook takes a multi-billion dollar kicking, print ad revenue for newsbrands has increased for the first time in seven years. Is this the start of something new, wonders Raymond Snoddy.
Private equity firm Exponent is to acquire Dennis Publishing, the business behind The Week magazine, with proceeds of the sale helping to plant a new woodland.