Spanish daily El Pais tops 90,000 digital subscribers nine months after pandemic paywall launch
Spain’s biggest newspaper, El Pais, launched a paywall strategy at the start of May, having delayed it by two months…
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Competition watchdog to investigate Google’s plans to build cookie-less web after publisher revolt
The UK’s competition watchdog has opened an investigation into Google’s plan to remove third party cookies from its Chrome browser…
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Media in developing countries helped to diversify after ad revenue ‘destruction’ of up to 85%
Reputable media organisations outside the G20 are being offered support to transition to a subscription-based business model after the potential…
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Treasury fast-tracks VAT cut for digital publications and pledges £35m print media ad spend
The Treasury has brought forward a cut to VAT for digital publications and pledged a further £35m in advertising spend…
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News websites will have to ask readers to declare age or comply with new code, watchdog confirms
News websites will have to ask readers to verify their age or comply with a new 15-point code from the…
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Reuters Institute boss: VAT on digital publications is ‘backwards’ and subsidises ‘media habits of old people’
Value-added tax levies on digital publications are “backwards” and subsiding the “media habits of old people” at the expense of…
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Bedford Independent claims to reach 76,000 monthly readers six months after launch
The Bedford Independent news website claims to be reaching 76,000 readers a month on average six months after its launch.…
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Fashion and lifestyle website Buro 24/7 opens London HQ ahead of website relaunch as it declares itself the ‘new face of luxury media’
A fashion and lifestyle publisher founded in Russia that claims to be the “new face of luxury media” has opened a…
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