Pay Wall Renaissance? Not For Alphaville; Nothing Concrete From Times
Amid all the rejuvenated interest in the online subscription model, we know two things…
– Times Online currently has no plan to introduc… Read more »
Amid all the rejuvenated interest in the online subscription model, we know two things…
– Times Online currently has no plan to introduc… Read more »
Rupert Murdoch warned there would be job cuts at News International – and editors of its four titles confirmed today there will be 65 in tot… Read more »
– Evening Standard: Changing of the guard at the Evening Standard: editor Veronica Wadley will step down as editor after seven years in th… Read more »
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As soon as newspapers stop laying off staff and cutting costs, we’ll stop writing about what appears to be the interminable decline of the p… Read more »
– News International: Another big commercial appointment at News Corp.’s UK newspapers division: Neil Jones, MD of ad agency Carat, is leav… Read more »
The Sun editor Rebekah Wade channeled the shared anxiety of digital news execs, whilst speaking at London College of Communications’ Cudlipp… Read more »
– Spotify: In-beta Swedish music streaming service Spotify has appointed former Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) director of business development Gustav… Read more »
– News International: Six months after effectively shutting down its magazines division, News International has sold the remnants, essentia… Read more »
– Telegraph.co.uk: The news site has updated its Android app to add video. First of the paper’s vidcasts to be pushed over T-Mobile’s G1 is… Read more »
Not one to be left out by growing overlap elsewhere around News Corp (NYSE: NWS). Sun Online is now starting to formally link out to other n… Read more »
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After spending hundreds of hours deliberating and thousands of pounds on consultants Read more »
There are definite advantages to being a member of the News Corp family – such as being able to tap into professional broadcasting talent wh… Read more »
More cuts could be on the way at News International, but News Corp (NYSE: NWS) chairman and chief executive Rupert Murdoch is staying tight-… Read more »
The Football Association, Premier League rightsholders BSkyB (NYSE: BSY) and Setanta have used legal threats to have San Francisco-based lif… Read more »
– News International: Five months after taking the new role, News International digital and development director Mike Anderson is taking a… Read more »
Newspapers angry at increasingly stringent rules governing online sports reporting should stop griping and pay for the privilege, says one d… Read more »
Newspapers are continuing to feel the pinch of the impending recession with redundancies affecting national, regional, paid-for and free tit… Read more »
Newspapers’ eventual decision to “integrate” teams comes along at the same time as the economic crunch, allowing publishers to make redundan… Read more »
Don’t believe the hype: printed newspapers aren’t doomed, you just need to spend more money on them. That seemed to be the analysis of Domin… Read more »
Change is in the air at Times Online where the site’s editor-in-chief Anne Spackman steps down to become comment editor of The Times. Tom Wh… Read more »
All Sky’s regulatory inquiries are coming home to roost. In two new Ofcom rulings today…
– New pay-TV rules: The regulator plans to forc… Read more »
Times Archive, the 200-year web archive of the paper’s print material, will drop its free introductory offer as planned and go pay-for this… Read more »
– Metro store: National freesheet Metro is to launch an online shopping portal this month as part of a deal with e-tailer Affiliate Window,… Read more »
News International and FT Group have launched The Times and Financial Times on to Amazon’s clunky Kindle e-reader, even though the gadget is… Read more »
Just a fortnight after raising its cover price in London and the south east, The Sun is bringing it back down again, in a new round of price… Read more »
– News International: More fall-out from the Boston Consulting Group report that advised axing the magazine unit and introducing a single m… Read more »
More official powers for News Corp (NYSE: NWS) scion James Murdoch… after gaining hold of operations in Europe and Asia last December, he… Read more »
James Murdoch has, as expected, created a chief operating officer role for News International as part of a “streamlining” restructure brough… Read more »
News International will merge the back office operations of its News Group titles, according to indications of what will be contained in Bos… Read more »
– News Magazines: News Corp (NYSE: NWS) is closing its News Magazines unit, which publishes the LoveIt women’s mag and BSkyB (NYSE: BSY) cu… Read more »
Times Online has switched on the 200-year digital archive we revealed in May that it would launch. Times Archive includes more than 20 milli… Read more »
The Murdochisation of the Wall Street Journal is complete: publisher Robert Thomson is ceding that role to Dow Jones CEO and former News Int… Read more »
This’ll ruffle some feathers amongst rival editors. ComScore claims Sun Online is the UK’s most popular news website, with 4.29 million mont… Read more »
– MSN: Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) has added Messenger TV to its Windows Live Messenger in 20 countries, including this one, allowing IM users t… Read more »
News Corp (NSDQ: NWS) is planning closer integration between its new Wall Street Journal website and its existing News International publica… Read more »
Catching up on news from the Bank Holiday weekend and the end of last week…
– MySpace: The social net has unveiled a UK version of its S… Read more »
Times Online has set up an advertising office in New York and will work with News Corp Read more »
Suddenly, the economics of free don’t look so rosy. Thelondonpaper, the freesheet Rupert Murdoch’s News International started in 2006, made… Read more »
– Mail: Mail Online is beta testing a re-design for its Daily and Sunday print titles. The new site’s chunky homepage is busier than even t… Read more »
The Propertyfinder home search site is buying HotProperty.co.uk operator Sherlock Publications for £5.6 million, uniting the two under the… Read more »
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