Jewish News back to ‘business as usual’ as Chronicle merger plan thwarted by surprise bid
The Jewish News is back to “business as usual” despite bidding farewell to readers with last week’s paper, as plans…
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Metro continues to print at a loss to serve UK’s key workers still commuting
Metro, the UK’s most-read newspaper, is continuing to print throughout the coronavirus lockdown despite losing the majority of its readers:…
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Press Gazette survey reveals devastating impact three months of lockdown would have on news media industry
A survey of Press Gazette newsletter subscribers has found a third of industry professionals fear severe financial impact and even…
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Guardian group takes action to protect business in face of £20m half-year revenue shortfall
The Guardian Media Group has said it expects revenues to be down by £20m over the next six months as…
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Google opens relief fund to local news publishers during coronavirus outbreak
Google has launched a global emergency relief fund for local news publishers to help them during the coronavirus (Covid-19) downturn.…
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Traffic uplift no compensation for loss of ad revenue, says head of mag publisher’s body
Magazine publishers fear a drop in advertising revenue of up to 95 per cent in the coming quarter, an industry…
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Metropolis Group’s £12m ‘expansion’ loan comes as it furloughs staff and cuts hours
B2B publisher Metropolis has furloughed staff and cut working hours during the Covid-19 lockdown, but its chief executive has said…
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Standard furloughs staff, cuts salaries and suspends ES Magazine as ad revenue falls
The Evening Standard is putting a number of staff on furlough, cutting the salaries of those that keep working, and…
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