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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Journalists worried about future of trade and declining quality, survey claims
Three-quarters of journalists are concerned about the future of the profession while about three-fifths see declining quality as one of…
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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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Waitrose says in-house food mag editor’s ‘killing vegans’ reply to freelance pitch went ‘too far’
Supermarket chain Waitrose has said it would be “taking up” an email with the editor of its in-house magazine in…
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Computer manufacturer Raspberry Pi launches new video game magazine with 10,000 free copies
The computer manufacturer Raspberry Pi has launched a magazine dedicated to video games development and video gaming. Wireframe magazine will…
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Top magazine editors back campaign to cut ‘digital reading tax’ ahead of Chancellor’s budget
Leading magazine editors have called on the Chancellor to axe the so-called “digital reading tax” in his annual budget next…
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Largest Johnston Press shareholder Christen Ager-Hanssen says he wants to ‘remove the board’ and has an ‘appetite’ for the company
The largest shareholder in Johnston Press, Norwegian entrepreneur Christen Ager-Hanssen, has said he has an “appetite” for the business after increasing…
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The largest shareholder in Johnston Press has upped his stake in the news publisher to block any plans for its…
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