The 100k Club: Most popular subscription news websites in the world revealed
Two dozen English-language news publishers and publications have collected 100,000 or more digital-only subscriptions, new research by Press Gazette has…
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Times pays £30,000 in libel damages after ‘sexing up’ link between advocacy group and suspected terror attacker
The Times has paid £30,000 in damages and apologised after an article was “re-nosed in editing” to suggest an advocacy…
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Times and Express titles top press regulator IPSO’s annual naughty list
The Express website and Times newspaper were the newsbrands with the most breaches of the Editors’ Code of Practice in…
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Digital subscription growth offers respite to news giants battered by Covid-19
News Corp yesterday rounded off a bleak week of financial reports from the journalism industry’s biggest companies, reporting a 22%…
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Times pays damages after paywalled article’s preview showed ‘libellous imputation’
The Times has been forced to pay damages after the headline and preview of an article seen by non-subscribers outside…
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Ten years of the Times digital paywall: How Murdoch’s ‘big gamble’ paid off
It is now ten years since the Times launched its online subscription model, putting all of its content behind a…
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Times Radio launch-day verdict: A cautious thumbs-up for Rupert Murdoch’s alternative to Radio 4
Launching a new national talk-based radio station in the midst of a pandemic lockdown could not have been easy. But…
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News UK launches Times Radio with Boris Johnson’s ‘first sit-down broadcast interview since lockdown’
Times Radio launched with what it described as an exclusive Boris Johnson interview. The prime minister was interviewed by Aasmah…
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