First the Independent, next The Times – which broadsheet will be next? And in twelve months’ time, will there be any left? Peter Preston, former editor of The Guardian presents a broader perspective on the tabloid - sorry, "compact" - frenzy.
Porn of varying grades flourishes in Germany and Scandinavia but it is generally confined to top shelf magazines, not the newsstand. The Sun, the Daily Sport and the Daily Star, in satisfying people's more earthy tastes, have been a speciality of the
The regional newspaper sector is buzzing! Almost half of all regional press titles in ABC membership increased sales in the Jan-June 2003 period. Here, Brian Collett talks to Steve Miles, circulation director of Northamptonshire Newspapers, to get th
Centralised web development is the order of the day at most regional newspaper groups, but as Andrea Kirkby reports, some regional papers are given the freedom to produce very localised and imaginative content.
"Online subscription models can deliver today", says Dominic Jacquesson, chief operating officer of newsletter publisher Electric Word plc. Here, he imparts ten of the lessons they have learnt during the course of setting up a successful online subsc
The two gulf wars provide convenient bookends for this recent history of national newspaper circulation. Here, David Owen casts an expert eye over the circulation trends between the two wars.
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