Liquidation? Nay, Just Settling the Accounts

AN APPLICATION has been made to dissolve the Isle of Wight Gazette.

Companies House made the application to strike the Isle of Wight Gazette Ltd from the register under the Companies Act and dissolve the company "unless cause is shown to the contrary within three months."

Newspapers: Going, going ...

Newspaper Circulation Falls Nearly 9%

The reality facing many American newspaper publishers continues to look stark, as figures released Monday show deep circulation declines, with average weekday sales down almost 9 percent since the same time last year.

Ad money: Internet beats mags, closing in on papers

A Milestone for Internet Ad Revenue

For the first time, marketers spent more in 2009 on Internet advertising than in magazines, according to a report from ZenithOptimedia, which said online ad spending would rapidly close ground on newspapers. 

Gannett profits up: So expect more editorial cuts

Don't Miss the last para, eh...!

Looking behind Gannett's 54% profits leap

The financial markets reacted with glee when the US newspaper publisher Gannett reported first quarter profits

Now, freelancers face the fire

Rights Issue: Freelancers go on Strike

Bauer Media, publisher of Kerrang!, Mojo and Q magazines, is asking its freelance writers and photographers to sign away all rights to their work

Who's killing papers? Not Google; perhaps Craigslist and eBay

Aggregation and the Future of Local News

Hunting through thousands of local blogs for quality tidbits of regional interest is too time-consuming for overtaxed, understaffed news teams. Why not rely on clever algorithms, much the way Facebook manages social news? That logic has inspired news giants

IPL:Sports or sleaze for entertainment.

ET EDITORIAL IN YOUR MAIL PEERPOWER NOW BRINGS YOU BEST OF ET EDITORIAL IN YOUR MAIL BOX.

Exit Tharoor Where Is Modi's Cue? The recent controversy surrounding IPL has brought to light that when it comes to organized, professional sport, IPL has seen immense success but has failed miserably in

Sunday lifestyle: More beer, less newspaper

Quality Sundays suffer year on year

Sunday Times down 10.38%, Observer 23.09%, with large falls across quality Sunday papers Like the daily quality market, their Sunday siblings suffered a difficult March, all posting large year on year falls.

The market-leading Sunday Times was down 10.38% year on year to 1,111,660, according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations figures published today.

Force a smile: Ad declines are slowing

Newspaper Earnings Preview: Cost-Cutting, Slowing Ad Declines Provide A Bit Of Breathing Room

Over the past six months, newspaper earnings results have been relatively positive as Gannett, the NYTCo and McClatchy  have returned to profitability and ad declines

Stating the obvious: As print wanes, TV and net gain

Forecast: TV, Internet Will Lead Advertising Back Up As Print Wanes

Publicis Groupe's ZenithOptimedia is revising up its forecast of 2010 global advertising growth from 0.9 percent to 2.2 percent - its second consecutive upgrade