The Standard says that Brenda feels your pain. No, really. . .
Journalists and recessions don’t get on well together. Sooner or later, a downturn becomes an exercise in standing around, waiting…
ByDaily Mail and General Trust
Welcome to The Great Unbundling, Mr Rusbridger
Scientists say that falling in love alters our brain chemistry, and therefore the way in which we perceive the world.…
ByMorgan Stanley hails Roger Parry as King of the Bears: Prepare your handbasket for hellish ordeal, say bankers
Nasty. Morgan Stanley has slashed its profits forecasts for the media sector in 2009 and 2010. In an aggressively-worded note,…
ByThe Independent: Leader of the reactionary party, and loved by the City
At the World Association of Newspapers congress in Gothenberg, Independent News & Media reconfirms its web-wary credentials. Here’s Simon Kelner,…
ByLet’s have a fight about web metrics — Part 2
I was only joking this afternoon when I said it would be fun to have a fight over the nationals’…
ByForget about ABCe; let’s have an old-fashioned fight about traffic numbers
The Telegraph.co.uk has ended the Guardian‘s long reign as the most widely-read national newspaper website. So writes my colleague Martin…
ByDMGT’s investment in Spot Runner could bring cheap local video ads to regional newspapers
Just caught up with this: Daily Mail & General Trust has invested in a US company called Spot Runner, which…
ByHow to get paid by Lord Rothermere for reading about the death of newspapers
Lovely column on an unlovely subject by Roy Greenslade in today’s Evening Standard. Greenslade’s piece underlines the failure of price…
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