'Its soul was lost somewhere': inside the demise of NME
The cover of NME was still coveted by bands right to the end – but for readers themselves, it was a different story. Ex-staffers, publishers and musicians tell the inside story of how a once-mighty media brand lost its cool
January 2017
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'Enterprise revenues' offer newspapers a lifeline for the future
Roy Greenslade
In a new book about the decline of journalism, stockbroking analyst Lorna Tilbian examines the potential of an alternative source of income for publishers
December 2016
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Brighton Argus editor departs, but does Newsquest really care?
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Publisher refuses to explain why yet another of its editors, one respected by both his staff and his audience, has left the ailing newspaper
November 2016
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Call for the digital giants to fund public service reporting
Roy Greenslade
Academics, politicians and trades unionists seek a way to ensure that Google and Facebook pay a 1% levy in order to support new news providers
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Newspapers big and small are facing an existential crisis
Roy Greenslade
News Corporation and the CN Group are suffering from the same problem, declining newsprint advertising revenue, which imperils journalism’s future
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Make Google and Facebook pay for public service reporting
Politicians urged to amend digital economy bill to ensure digital giants pay a 1% levy in order to fund investigative public interest journalism
October 2016
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Local newspaper content too full of listicles and clickbait - lecturer
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Lessons to be learned as the Buenos Aires Herald goes weekly
Roy Greenslade
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A print publishing reality: advertisers, not readers, are the customers
Roy Greenslade
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Buenos Aires Herald 'to switch from daily to weekly format'
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Canada's Postmedia Network announces new round of staff cuts
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Thomson Reuters returns to its Canadian heartland
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I'm with you on the digital revolution, it's the lack of journalism I can't face
September 2016
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Publishers and journalists must work together to save journalism
Roy Greenslade
From a commercial perspective, reporters are too expensive and are therefore taking the brunt of newspaper cutbacks. But they perform a vital public service...
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Johnston Press prepares for meeting with activist investor
Fund has seen the value of its investment in the newspaper publisher tumble
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Canada's Globe & Mail asks for staff cuts as it seeks to reduce costs
Toronto-based newspaper calls on staff to take up voluntary redundancy offer, despite being able to point to substantial online success
August 2016
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Canada's Toronto Star cuts 45 newsroom jobs after £14m loss
Audience for the newspaper’s tablet edition reaches plateau after initial surge of interest... and advertising continues to decline
July 2016
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Johnston Press is a masterclass in media mismanagement - analyst
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Canadian newspaper publisher reports 14th successive quarterly loss
June 2016
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Almost 60% of US newspaper jobs vanish in 26 years
Employment statistics show the effects of the digital age on newsprint
