Guardian and Independent fall for Baltimore Mayor prank
The Guardian and Independent newspapers today published stories quoting Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon, apparently responding to Shadow Home Secretary Chris…
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News Corp eyes online news consortium, claims report
Executives at Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation have been meeting with major news publishers with a proposition to form a consortium…
ByBBC journalism controller: “no new editorial launches”
BBC journalism controller Nic Newman has categorically stated that the corporation will not be making any new editorial launches in…
ByMirror launches 3am.co.uk gossip site
The Daily Mirror today launched a new distinct gossip site, 3am.co.uk, which has been in development for the past six months. Entering a…
ByWashington Post’s Loudoun Extra hyper-local project to close
The Washington Post has announced that its hyper-local journalism site LoudounExtra.com is to close after two years, claiming the project’s…
ByInstituto Cervantes’ “future of online journalism” debate set
A panel discussion on the future of online journalism, featuring journalists and executives from the BBC, ABC and Spanish publication…
ByEconomist country-by-country circulation map
A site produced by the Economist’s UK Ad marketing team featuring a breakdown of the Economist’s magazine circulation and website…
ByGovernment considers legal limit on licence fee top-slice
The Government is considering a legal limit on any possible “top-slicing” of the BBC’s licence fee to help fund news programming…
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