Industry Moves: Pearson Ups Penguin’s Shore To Head Digital
Book publisher Penguin’s digital director Genevieve Shore is being promoted to digital strategy director for the whole of parent Pearson (NY… Read more »
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Pearson Invests $30 Million In India; Forms JV With Educomp, Picks Up Stake In TutorVista
By Sruthijith KK
British media conglomerate Pearson (NYSE: PSO) Plc. today said it has invested $30 million in India’s education sector. It has formed a 50:5… Read more »
Earnings: Economist Powers Ahead In Print
By Patrick Smith
It was rare to see a printed-news publisher doing well financially before the recession, so its even more notable to see one making money no… Read more »
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Up Against It: ITV, Yell, IN&M Seek Financial Lifelines
By Patrick Smith
In December last year, we pinpointed debt as one of the main threats to publishers in 2009 – and so it has proved to be. Hard-pressed ITV (L… Read more »
News Bytes: FT.com’s Studios; Dow Jones Hires; BBC Mag Saved; Student Papers’ Crisis
By Patrick Smith
– FT.com’s studios: The Financial Times is looking to expand its video coverage by building two multimedia studios at its London HQ. Video… Read more »
Industry Moves: Former FT.com Publisher Leaves Google For Bloomberg
By Joseph Tartakoff
Bloomberg has hired yet another executive with big internet company experience to help it become less dependent on terminal revenue. Ien Che… Read more »
Industry Moves: Former FT.com Publisher Leaves Google For Bloomberg
By Joseph Tartakoff
Bloomberg has hired yet another executive with big Internet company experience to help it become less dependent on terminal revenue. Ien Che… Read more »
ComScore: UK News Sites Still Popular Overseas, FT.com Traffic Down
By Patrick Smith
We’ve known for a couple of years that UK newspapers are getting plenty of welcome traffic from overseas. Whilst that’s mostly thanks to ABC… Read more »
Interview: Rob Grimshaw, Publisher, FT.com: Newspapers Must Add Paid Content
It’s impossible to fund an online content business through ads alone, and the return of paidcontent could benefit the whole industry, accord… Read more »
Financial Times To Launch Facsimile Edition In India
By Sruthijith KK
Close on the heels of The Wall Street Journal, which has received necessary clearances and will shortly launch a facsimile edition in India,… Read more »
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@ FIPP: B2B Sites Shift To Service Platforms; Put Faith In Paid Content
By Patrick Smith
Consumer magazines have been hit hard in the recession, while B2B publishers, with their targeted markets and high-net-worth audiences, hav… Read more »
Earnings: FT.com Grows Subscription Revenues; Pearson’s Outlook Positive
By Patrick Smith
FT.com’s paid content strategy appears to still be paying off as owner Pearson (NYSE: PSO) announces “good growth” in content, subscription… Read more »
FT.com Looks To Readers For Leader Column Inspiration
By Patrick Smith
Not content with inviting readers to debate in a virtual pub, The Financial Times is now asking them to join senior writers in a kind of dig… Read more »
B2B Media Under Pressure: Emap Results, RBI Savings, Pearson Shares
By Patrick Smith
In theory, business-to-business publishers theoretically better placed to ride out a recession, with business models less reliant on cyclica… Read more »
Print Round-Up: FT Ad Deal; Leigh Property Site; Indie Bids; Dawson; Salford Star
By Patrick Smith
– FT signs Adify deal FT.com has signed a partnership with ad network creator Adify to increase inventory for ad clients through a network… Read more »
Pearson Pays $145 Million For Chinese English Language Schools
By Patrick Smith
It’s been a truism of digital publishing for some time now that the big growth of the next five years will come from emerging economies and… Read more »
Former WSJ.com Editor: What Papers Can–And Can't–Charge For
By Rory Maher
First, free was all the rage among newspapers; now, the pendulum has swung back, and at least some newspaper companies are convinced that th… Read more »
FT's 'Web-Ready' Newsroom Plans: After 80 Layoffs, It's Integration Time
By Patrick Smith
Want to know how the Financial Times will cope without the 80 journalists it is laying off in these finance news-hungry times? We’re at leas… Read more »
FT Launches Semantic News Aggregator Newssift
In a surprise move, FT Group’s FT Search unit has debuted Newssift, a semantic news search tool that indexes and aggregates stories from tho… Read more »
Pearson Partnering With LiveMocha For Premium Online English Lessons
By Patrick Smith
LSE-listed educational publisher and Financial Times owner Pearson (NYSE: PSO) is moving into the online B2C education sector with the launc… Read more »
@ FT Digital Media: Newspapers' Digital Biz Models: Guardian, FT, Bloomberg
By Patrick Smith
How much money do newspapers make from online and how long does print have left? A session on newspaper business models at the FT Digital Me… Read more »
Earnings: FT Profits From Premium Content As Online Subs Kick In
Looks like paid content really does work. FT Group profits rose 13 percent to £195 million in 2008 – “as growth of digital and subscription… Read more »
Newspaper Sites' Traffic Up Again, Now Show Us The Money
By Patrick Smith
The monthly ABCe figures don’t give much away about the absolute worth or success of newspaper websites — they only show relative growth… Read more »
FT Aims New Subscription-Only Digital Pub At China Investors
By David Kaplan
The Financial Times is set to launch a new website and e-newsletter called China Confidential next week. The new publication is in keeping w… Read more »
FT Goes One Up On France: Offering 3-Day Work Week and Other Options
By Rafat Ali
As parent Pearson (NYSE: PSO) and the Financial Times continue to try to save costs after some buyouts, layoffs and salary freezes, the pink… Read more »
Updated: Papers Struggle To Downsize As FT, Indy Prep For Strike Vote
Update: We learned later that, of the 20 FT editorial posts facing redundancy, now only two are compulsory. Looks like the strike threat mig… Read more »
FT Sues Blackstone For Sharing Premium Account Info With Multiple Employees
By Rafat Ali
Back in 2005, financial-services firm Legg Mason paid $19.7 million to newsletter publisher financial Lowry Read more »
FT Reboots Mobile: Plans iPhone Apps, Commercial Model Unclear
The Financial Times has relaunched its mobile website to bring it in line with FT.com’s recent redesign. The new look adds personalised stoc… Read more »
FT Staff Protesting Layoffs: ‘We Can’t Take Any More’
Financial Times staff are holding a “day of action” to protest a pay freeze and a new round of 80 redundancies that is coming through print/… Read more »
Industry Moves: FT Promotes Zorthian To President Of The Americas
By David Kaplan
More personnel moves at the Financial Times: Barely a week after the business newspaper said it was laying off 80 staffers, the company is p… Read more »
Pearson Expects 20 Percent Year-End Earnings Boost Despite Downturn
By Patrick Smith
FT Group owner Pearson (NYSE: PSO) expects to report a 20 percent growth in EPS in its full-year results in March, ahead of market expectati… Read more »
Industry Moves: Shrimsley New FT.com Ed; Channel 4; Havas Digital
By Patrick Smith
– FT.com: FT news editor Robert Shrimsley (pictured) has been appointed managing editor of the site, taking over from James Montgomery, who… Read more »
Industry Moves: CBSI; FT
– CBSI : Future US exec Simon Whitcombe has joined CBS Interactive (NYSE: CBS) as VP, games in the the company’s sports, games and music d… Read more »
FT Doing 80 New Layoffs: Online/Print Tie-Ups, Ridding’s Memo
The Financial Times Group is making another 80 redundancies worldwide after opting for further online/print integration and to eliminate ove… Read more »
FT.com’s Move To B2B Publishing Continues With Personalised RSS Feeds
By Patrick Smith
FT.com is reaffirming its commitment to the B2B side of its business model by allowing corporate subscribers to create their own search-base… Read more »
Pearson Buying E-Learning Platform Fronter
The Financial Times owner’s education division is buying Oslo-based Fronter, a web-based distance learning platform, for an undisclosed sum.… Read more »
Updated: FT To Do Some Buyouts; Salary Freeze; The Memo
By Rafat Ali
The Pink One will pass out some pink slips, though more in form of buyouts than actual layoffs, reports Reuters, citing an internal memo sen… Read more »
Updated: FT To Do Some Buyouts; Salary Freeze; The Memo
By Rafat Ali
The Pink One will pass out some pink slips, though more in form of buyouts than actual layoffs, reports Reuters, citing an internal memo sen… Read more »
Newspaper Roundup: More Layoffs, BreakingViews, CarDesignNews, Time
– Trinity Mirror: Redundancies are being sought at the Daily Record and Sunday Mail, the publisher tells J.co.uk, after rumours Trinity wan… Read more »
FT Hikes Cover Price Again; Editor Now Sees Readers Migrating From Print
Ever since it decided to retain its online pay wall a year ago, the Financial Times has been telling us its audience is only to happy to pay… Read more »
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