Regional website ABCs
Regional news publishers have continued to see their online audiences grow, the latest ABC website figures show. Trinity Mirror, Johnston Press and Newsquest are all up year-on-year across their digital… (more)
New European shows pop-up newspapers can work
Pro-Remain newspaper the New European is thought to have sold more than 40,000 copies of its launch edition. The so-called “pop-up” title, which went from drawing board to newsstand in… (more)
Why Bauer Media still believes in the newsstand
It’s no secret that the newsstand is not the revenue driver it once was for magazines. However, that hasn’t been the case for Bauer Media, a company that places heavy… (more)
Johnston Press launches new local marketing services website
Johnston Press has announced the launch of a brand new website, jplocalbusiness.co.uk, providing a guide to local marketing and advertising services within its titles for local SMEs, along with free advice… (more)
Daily Mail ad revenue shows signs of recovery in Q2
The Daily Mail’s print advertising fell by 11% year on year in the three months to the end of June, a significant improvement over the 15% decline in the first… (more)
How the FT plans to turn its content studio into a full-service agency
The Financial Times has big plans for expanding its content studio into a full-service agency. Until now, it’s been adept at the delivery and distribution side of branded content, but… (more)
How publishers wring new value from old content
There are a few ways publishers squeeze more out of their content. One is the approach BuzzFeed has honed, to keep iterating. One way it does this is with what… (more)
Advice on Facebook Messenger bots from The Wall Street Journal
When Facebook unveiled a bot platform for Messenger at its F8 developers’ conference, The Wall Street Journal was one of the first news outlets to jump on board. Launched in… (more)
Social now a quarter of digital ad spend
On average, big advertisers now spend nearly a quarter (24%) of their digital ad budgets on social media, and nearly half (47%) plan to boost it over the next six… (more)
