New Sun editor on paywalls, politics and what it’s like to fail your shorthand exam 25 times
It’s easy to read a lot into the surprise appointment of David Dinsmore as the new editor of The Sun…
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News UK chief exec: Chasing online numbers instead of profit ‘only good for the ego’
The chief executive of News UK has said that newspaper publishers must sacrifice readership numbers in order to maintain profitability.…
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The BBC, tablets and a refusal to pay for digital news
When you start from a low base all progress looks impressive, all growth appears steep. If that sounds like a…
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Survey says number accessing paid-for online news in UK has doubled in a year
A report by the Reuters Insitute looking at the global state of the news industry has suggested a sharp increase…
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The Times, paywalls and social media
When your journalism is behind a paywall how do you make social media work for you? It’s a conundrum The…
ByThe Washington Post to mirror Telegraph model as it goes behind paywall
The Washington Post is set to follow the example of its US rival the New York Times by introducing a…
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Early signs from the Telegraph suggest that metered paywalls are becoming a no-brainer
If declining print newspapers don’t find better ways to monetise their growing digital audiences they will go out of business,…
ByGerman daily Bild to charge online for premium content and offer print readers a website ‘day-pass’
Germany’s largest tabloid newspaper Bild has revealed plans to charge readers for access to features, interviews and other exclusive content.…
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