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Scotland's national newspapers suffered major falls in their readership figures, headed by a 39% year-on-year slump by The Herald, according to the latest round of figures from the National Readership Survey (NRS).
The latest set of National Readership Survey figures shows the lads' mags sector continues to falter, with its leading publications losing up to 24% of their readership.
UTV Media, the owner of TalkSport, has reported a pre-tax profit jump of 17% to £9.4m in the first six months of 2010, fueled by its radio and TV divisions performing strongly during the World Cup.
Carat has upgraded its global and UK adspend forecast for the second time within six months, and is now predicting UK growth in 2010 of 3.5%, compared to the 2.9% it forecast in March.
Aegis has seen pre-tax profits rise by more than 8% for the first half of the year, to £48.3m, in the first set of results published by the media and research group since Jerry Buhlmann took over as chief executive in May.
Almost two-thirds (58%) of people regularly mix their television viewing with other types of media, according to new research conducted online.
MailOnline, the website for the Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday, has reinforced its position as the UK's largest newspaper site, after being the only brand to increase its number of monthly users in July.
Teenagers are more open to direct mail than their parents - although they still lag behind the over-65s in their enthusiasm for leaflets, doordrops and the like, according to new research.
STV, the channel three licensee in Scotland, has posted revenues up 20% and pre-tax profits up 500% in the first six months of 2010, according to interim results out today.
Pre-prepared salads and pasta bowls are the latest convenience foods to come under attack from the anti-salt lobby, with a new survey finding that many have more than half the recommended daily allowance of salt.
