Newspaper Society: Belfast Telegraph sees traffic surge after online revamp
The Belfast Telegraph recorded a 29 per cent week-on-week growth in traffic to its website following a relaunch of the site on July 14. As part of the redesign the Telegraph is now using a tri-site...
View ArticleOnline revenues up for Independent and Johnston Press, but print ads fall
At the same time as reports of significant decline in UK and US print advertising, online advertising revenue is up for the Independent News Media Group (INM) and Johnston Press. Johnston Press, the...
View ArticleMediaGuardian: O’Brien says that financial crisis could cause sale of...
Irish entrepeneur Denis O’Brien says that Independent News & Media (INM) needs to sell its Independent titles along with the Belfast Telegraph, as a result of the financial situation.Similar Posts:...
View ArticleNewspaper Society Advertising and Digital Media Awards: the results on and...
So Associated Northcliffe Digital/Northcliffe Media came out smiling, after digital awards aplenty at last night’s Newspaper Society’s Advertising and Digital Media Awards – the group won golds for...
View ArticleFOI generates 1,000 reports in second year, says new report
In the second year of Freedom of Information (FOI) legislation, more than 1,000 stories based on disclosures made under the FOI act were reported in the regional and national newspapers in England,...
View ArticleNewspaper Awards announces nominees
UK regional titles will compete against nationals for this year’s electronic news site and best use of new media prizes at the 2009 Newspaper Awards, according to the full listings on...
View ArticleINM signs £40m print deal in Northern Ireland
Amid all the ominous news surrounding Independent News&Media a more positive story for the company has surfaced: A £40m print deal will make Northern Ireland one of the biggest producers of daily...
View ArticleGreg Dyke claims BBC is part of ‘Westminster conspiracy’ preventing...
Oddly, it looks like the BBC and Politics.co.uk are the only two news organisations to report on Greg Dyke’s appearance at the Liberal Democrat party conference, where the former BBC director-general...
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