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The main focus of the UK’s biggest-selling regional newspaper in ten years’ time will still be on print, Express & Star executive editor Mark Drew has told the paper’s readers.
Quebecor Inc. reported its revenue is up 7.4% percent over the first quarter of 2011.
The Australian Financial Review has launched its iPad app today.
New York Times Public Editor Arthur Brisbane will leave his position on Sept. 1 of this year, completing a two-year term as in-house watchdog for the paper.
Eric Van den Bruel, marketing & product development director of Sappi Fine Paper Europe explains, 'Sappi's decision to become education partner at EcoPrint reflects our commitment to sustainable production and regeneration.
TypoBounty.com has launched a free service called Mediaudience that helps online newspapers and other news organizations to exponentially increase page views and ad revenue without large expenditures.
It’s been a decade now that online publishers have wrestled with the same wretched dilemma: give content away for free and lose money or put up a paywall and lose audience. Now, finally, the logjam is beginning to break.
Huffington Post staffers got a progress report last week on the site's plans for live streaming video.
Tribune Co. is streamlining its corporate structure for the possible
sale of publishing and broadcast units after its exit from bankruptcy.
The Guardian's n0tice platform opens API and allows all publishers to pull in content posted on the online noticeboard.
How Twitter, Blogs and Facebook Reacted to the Facebook IPO.
Karmen Concannon is the new publisher of the Sentinel-Tribune, becoming the fourth-generation leader of the newspaper.
The sixth current or former Mexican journalist to be
killed in less than a month has been buried amid demands for a justice
most doubt will ever come.
Syndicates: Changes Abound at The Washington Post