Lionel Barber: “We’ve thought very hard about the future of print and we’ve drawn one or two big conclusions. First of all, anybody who said post-dotcom boom that print is dead is wrong.”
Lionel Barber: “We’ve thought very hard about the future of print and we’ve drawn one or two big conclusions. First of all, anybody who said post-dotcom boom that print is dead is wrong.”
Guardian News and Media (GNM) has unveiled the beta version of a tiered membership scheme offering access to events and other perks aimed at building a third revenue stream to complement the cover sales, print and digital advertising that currently make up the bulk of its revenue, while also tying a core of readers closer to the Guardian brand
Like the music industry, the Guardian has realized that the value in media isn’t in selling access to a specific product or unit of content, but in creating a deep relationship with readers and fans who want access
Guardian News & Media has launched a new membership programme with three tiers, from free to £60 a month, that give readers access to a range of events and activities
European media companies are committing hundreds of millions of dollars to investing in digital start-ups, as they look for ways to diversify away from stalling growth in their core businesses
DMG Media and Trinity Mirror have recently revealed figures showing spectacular digital advertising revenue leaps
Following similar moves of other media companies, Gannett Co. will split into two publicly traded companies — one for its TV/digital assets and one for its publishing businesses
The editor-in-chief of the Telegraph Media Group says the newspaper has seen a large increase in traffic as a result of two strategies: focusing on Facebook more than Twitter, and devoting its resources to fewer stories
David Montgomery’s local newspaper publisher earns DMGT and Trinity Mirror shared payout of more than £22m
News Corp is working on an app-based news service to blend original reporting with repurposed content from its many outlets, reports the Financial Times, which cites people familiar with the situation. It is said to be aimed at so-called millennials – people born between 1980 and 2000 who have never developed a newsprint habit. The […]
News Corp is working on an app-based news service to blend original reporting with repurposed content from its many outlets, reports the Financial Times, which cites people familiar with the situation. It is said to be aimed at so-called millennials – people born between 1980 and 2000 who have never developed a newsprint habit. The […]
Second-quarter advertising revenue at The New York Times Co. fell 4.1%
Second-quarter advertising revenue at The New York Times Co. fell 4.1%
The circulation of the Financial Times has reached an all-time high. It is 13% up year-on-year to more than 677,000 across print and online. And two-thirds of that total (455,000) are digital subscribers, which represents a digital audience increase over last year of 33%. The FT also has more than 290,000 corporate users. For the […]
Guardian Media Group (GMG) today reported full-year results showing significantly increased pre-tax profits of £549.2m for the 12 months ending March 30, 2014, following the sale of its 50.1% stake in Trader Media Group
The IPA Media Futures Group has backed the new Publisher Advertising Transaction System which will bring greater efficiencies to agencies and publishers by making it easier to transact across publisher print and digital audiences
Now in its 126th year, the Pink ’Un is pursuing an entirely different approach to global expansion from the advertising-led models of Mail Online and The Guardian
Evgeny Lebedev’s publishing company boosted by digital and cut-price i, as Evening Standard’s free strategy also pays off
Consumers are now accessing news via the web and mobile apps just as much as print for the first time, according to telecoms regulator Ofcom. 41 per cent of people say they now access news on websites and apps, a substantial increase from 32 per cent in 2013. The number of people who say they […]
British newspapers have long had a snooty attitude towards this country’s £20bn-a-year advertising industry.