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NotW men's mag Jam bundles free Gallagher CD

The News of the World's mass circulation men's magazine Jam launches on Sunday 6 March with a covermount of a five track CD sampler of 'Different Gear, Still Speeding' by Liam Gallagher's band Beady Eye.

Newsweek and Daily Beast merger to go ahead

New and old media are set to merge as Tina Brown's news and opinion site The Daily Beast is set to join with Newsweek, with Brown heading both titles alongside chief executive Stephen Colvin.

Loaded editor steps down ahead of expected sale

The editor of Loaded magazine, Martin Daubney, has resigned from his role, stepping down with immediate effect ahead of the title's expected sale to Attitude publisher Vitality Publishing.

Coronation Street to broadcast live 50th anniversary episode in December

ITV1 is set to broadcast the first live episode of its primetime soap opera 'Coronation Street' for 10 years, to mark the 50th anniversary of the soap opera.

FT launches combined audience metric

The Financial Times has introduced a new circulation measure to calculate the total number of people who access paid-for FT content each day through global print and digital channels.

MAGAZINE ABCs: Loaded drops 26.3% as men's lifestyle freefalls

The men's lifestyle sector has taken a hammering in the first six months of the year, with former lad's mag daddy, Loaded, down 26.3% year on year and 24.8% during the period, according to ABC figures released today.

Omnicom strengthens Google ties with global partnership

Omnicom Media Group is set to reveal a two-year global partnership agreement with internet search giant Google today (15 July).

Hello! founder dies aged 67

Eduardo Sánchez Junco, who brought celebrity magazine Hello! to the UK, has died aged 67.

Clients do not see growth potential in Western Europe, admits Sorrell

Sir Martin Sorrell has stated that clients in Western Europe are "focused on cost containment for long periods of time" because they don't see the "growth potential in the region."

Murdoch aims for £30m a year from new ad deal

Rupert Murdoch's News International is set to put the squeeze on advertisers with a major new commercial initiative across its tabloid brands, The Sun, the News of The World, and its quality titles, The Times and The Sunday Times.


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