Did Big Media’s ad revenues really decline by 30% in Q4?
Simon Jenkins got one thing right last week. His complaint about a coalition of economists, historians, philosophers, bishops and Marxists…
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Simon Jenkins & the Axis of Gloom: Most ordinary people would criticise the media, too
Last week, Simon Jenkins identified a new threat to national security — the Axis Of Gloom. Economists, historians, philosophers, bishops and…
ByComputer Buyer becomes latest magazine to close
Computer Buyer, the monthly magazine published by Dennis, is the latest magazine to close. Dennis – whose stable includes The…
ByThe web’s dark satanic treadmill is good news for the events business
The Lex column at the FT takes a dim view of the prospects for exhibitions and trade shows. The starting…
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‘The people who run newspapers know nothing about newspapers’
After more than 60 years in journalism – and 30 in the editor’s chair – Arnold Hadwin’s wisdom on the…
ByThe mobile industry’s £1bn lesson: Collaborate or die
Those of you who aren’t temperamentally Russian might like to cast your eye over this story about how Vodafone and…
ByThe Russians are coming (and going): Emerson and Shirky on newspapers
When planets collide? Not quite. But reading William Rees-Mogg and Clay Shirky consecutively does involve a bit of cognitive dissonance.…
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Nick Davies: ‘From Denmark to Dunedin journalists feel effects of cost-cutting’
Dog, Nick Davies wrote in Flat Earth News, does not eat dog. Except this dog did: and, still licking his…
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