Paying tribute to Murdoch: Cameron promises the end of Ofcom “as we know it”
Google will be the only component part of the media that grows this year. Attempting to keep up, Steve Ballmer…
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For how much longer can Rupert Murdoch spend “major amounts of money” on the Wall Street Journal?
At the weekend, the Sunday Times ran a throwaway 150 words on Lionel Barber’s request that senior staff at the…
ByWanted: Last Man Standing — big brands and deep pockets required
Ed Pilkington, writing in the Guardian, suggests that executives at the New York Times are very fond of what we…
ByThe discreet charm of non-executive directors: Sharp hires at The Guardian and The Telegraph
What do non-executives get paid for? Actually, the money isn’t great (at least not by the standards of Masters Of…
ByAnother twist in recession’s tale: British profits are losing value in the eyes of US bean-counters
Who cares about the dollar exchange rate? If you work for Newsquest, Conde Nast, IPC or News International, you probably…
ByMurdoch’s Teflon margins: Even with Dow Jones aboard, News Corp’s newspapers still look good
If you work at Wapping, what should you think of News Corporation’s full-year results? Here’s the stuff investor relations would…
ByIf US newspapers resemble the Irrawaddy delta, is Google’s Eric Schmidt planning an airlift?
Eric Schmidt, the chief executive of Google, is not what you’d call a loose cannon. This is a man who,…
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,…
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