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Record radio ratings – still a relevant medium

  As Queen’s song Radio Ga Ga said in 1984 “You had your time, you had the power you’ve yet to have your finest hour”, and it seems as if that might be true. The publication of the latest Rajars  show...

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Injunctions get tabloids all of a twitter

  Under all the debate about the role injunctions are having in stopping the press talking about celebrities indiscretions there in an interesting sub-text about  what place the media – in particular...

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Economic times force daily paper switch

Having battled falling circulations and the digital revolution this week’s news from the daily Torquay Herald Express gives a new warning to regional newspapers. Northcliffe has decided to cease daily...

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PR evolves for the digital audience

  One possible subtitle for this week’s business and media news could be “a dose of commercial reality”. On the high street Thorntons, Jane Norman, Habitat, TJ Hughes and Kitchens Direct are all either...

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Is News International still a bit Old Skool?

Within minutes of James Murdoch sounding the death knell on the News of the World, the twittersphere was crackling with the rumour that The Sun would become a seven day a week title.   The evidence...

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Murdochs meet their phone hacking nemesis

The Murdochs – father, Rupert, and son, James – face Parliament today to answer for the phone hacking scandal that has dominated UK media coverage in what is normally the so-called “Silly Season” of...

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Low take up of magazines’ digital editions

Hidden away in the latest ABC issued last week were interesting facts relating to digital editions of magazines. With the growth, in particular of tablets and e-readers, you would have expected it to...

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Techcrunch Time for Media Future

We’ve often talked about the demise of dead wood and ink (and sometime of its resilience) on this blog.  What then of the fortunes of the natural successor to newspapers; online media? TechCrunch...

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NLA v Meltwater dispute may hit Newspapers

A copyright dispute between Meltwater and the Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA) comes to a head today when the UK’s copyright tribunal sits to consider whether Meltwater’s users will need to pay a...

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Online Viewers Switch on to Public Speaking

A guest post by Tom Maddocks of Media Training Associates In the era of the TV news ‘soundbite’, the idea of a long political speech appeared to most of us be very old-fashioned, something that would...

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