Newspaper Publishing
17th May 2013
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Sun paywall needs 300,000 subscribers
Sun+ service predicted to result in drop in online ad revenue with NI also paying £30m-plus for digital Premier League football rights (Guardian)
16th May 2013
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The New Yorker launches Strongbox technology
The New Yorker is launches Strongbox, an open-source anonymous tip tool allowing journalists and their sources to cover their tracks legally (AllThingsD)
8th May 2013
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US newspaper circulation sees continued decline
For the most part, publishers are losing print subscribers faster than they can sign-up new digital ones (brandchannel)
1st May 2013
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Financial Times audience 'clearly' moving to mobile
FT's audience is moving to mobile with 15-20% of new subscriptions each week being sold on a mobile device (Guardian)
29th April 2013
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New York Times moves towards Netflix model
CEO Mark Thompson is taking a cue from Netflix Inc. in a bid to transform the publisher into an internet company that relies less on ads (Bloomberg)
25th April 2013
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The Independent launches augmented reality feature
The Independent has launched a "fully integrated" augmented reality feature in its print production using the Blippar app (The Drum)
17th April 2013
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Guardian wants readers to become journalists via 'Witness' app
Guardian News and Media today opened a new platform allowing readers to contribute text, videos and pictures to its website (Press Gazette)
9th April 2013
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US newspaper decline 'slowing' due to online subs
Online subscriptions helped US newspaper circulation revenue to rise by 5 percent to $10.4 billion. It was the first gain since 2003 (wcpo.com)
31st March 2013
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The scariest statistic about the newspaper business today
In 2012, newspapers lost $16 in print ads for every $1 earned in digital ads. And it's getting worse (The Atlantic)
27th March 2013
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Sun and Telegraph to put up paywalls
Free online journalism is 'untenable' say newspapers as they plan to charge web readers (The Week)