Click 
to remove filters
In a rare interview, the Daily Mail and General Trust owner lays bare his big ambitions for Mail Online's global dominance.
Microsoft has launched a TV and print campaign, created by Wunderman, promoting the privacy features of Internet Explorer. The TV spot gives examples of situations where people would want to share information, but shows extraneous information they may want to keep private such as a parent wanting...
As Media360 turns 10 years old, we will be celebrating the very best in the business with our Decade of Achievement Awards. Here is your chance to decide who is crowned the media leader, media agency, and best advertiser of the decade, and who wins the best media launch.
There have already been so many pieces written about the Boston bombings and the role that social media played in the news coverage, but I wanted to add something on what have been the two main focuses.
Telegraph Media Group is preparing to launch an iPad app that will include static content from its Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph newspapers as well as dynamic content updated from its website.
Will people pay for general news online? Not if they can get it elsewhere for free. Which is why the new strategies behind the pay models for the Telegraph brands - and, later this summer, The Sun - are rooted in more than selling generic news.
The publisher adopts model similar to that of The New York Times, which should reassure advertisers. By Arif Durrani.
Circulation revenues for daily newspapers in the US increased last year for the first time in a decade, following the mass adoption of digital pay models by publishers.
News International will be erecting a paywall around The Sun's website to coincide with the launch of its debut Premier League football video highlights being made available on the site from 17 August.
There were record numbers attracted to UK newspaper sites in January, led by Mail Online and The Guardian - where growth is being propelled by iPhone and Android apps and international expansion.
© Haymarket Media Group Ltd. | Terms & Conditions | Contact us