Emap name to be ‘retired’ as Health Service Journal, Drapers and other titles phase out print
The Emap name is to be "retired" as it plans to move completely out of print over the next 18…
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Daily Star set to halve cover price to 20p on weekdays – newsagents body condemns move as ‘commercial suicide’
The Daily Star is set to halve its cover price from 5 October. According to newsagents trade body the NFRN,…
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Axel Springer buys Business Insider in deal which values news website at £292m
German publisher Axel Springer has bought news website Business Insider. The company announced today it has purchased 88 per cent…
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More than 200 FT journalists sign letter asking Nikkei to ‘enshrine past and present freedoms’
More than 200 Financial Times journalists have signed a letter to new owner Nikkei asking the company to “enshrine past…
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Lloyd Embley throws down the gauntlet to prove Mirror is an ‘intelligent tabloid’ in ‘seven-figure’ ad campaign
The Mirror has launched a "seven-figure", four-month advertising campaign challenging the view it is not an "intelligent tabloid". The newspaper…
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Sir Ray Tindle: ‘Local communities will always have their own local newspaper – local democracy demands it’
Newspaper veteran Sir Ray Tindle has issued a rallying call for local newspapers at the 150th anniversary celebration of the…
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Express journalists angered over £334m profits for Richard Desmond as they suffer eight-year pay freeze
Express Newspapers staff are said to be "spitting blood" after parent company Northern and Shell reported pre-tax profits of £333.7m…
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Guardian chief David Pemsel agrees to forgo perks and live on £600k salary alone
Guardian Media Group chief executive David Pemsel is going to have to make do with his basic salary (£600,000 a…
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