Friday, 10 February 2012
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Digital Media and Online Journalism

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Guido blogger attacks 'unhealthy', 'closed' Lobby system

8 February 2012

Political blogger Paul Staines, the man behind the Guido Fawkes website, used his appearance at the Leveson Inquiry to attack the Westminster Lobby system, claiming that “senior politicians, editors and proprietors mix freely all ...

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HuffPo UK received 4m visits in December, claims editor

8 February 2012

Huffington Post UK had more than four million unique visitors in December including 2.7m from within the UK, according to editor-in–chief Carla Buzasi.

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Mirror.co.uk unveils redesign and MirrorOnline rebrand

8 February 2012

Mirror.co.uk was relaunched this morning and rebranded MirrorOnline, but crashed soon after the new website went live.

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Sky and FT digital chiefs to speak at News on the Move

7 February 2012

Two of the leading names in digital journalism have signed up as speakers for Press Gazette’s News on the Move Conference about journalism on smartphones.

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Support mounts for 'Day in the Life of British Journalism'

6 February 2012

Wide support is being received for Press Gazette’s ground-breaking project News-Day: A Day in the Life of British Journalism.

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Global Radio signs partnership deal with News Int

6 February 2012

The UK’s largest commercial radio group Global Radio has teamed up with News International in an unprecedented “long-term partnership”.

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Project 222 'wrapped up' by News International

6 February 2012

A new digital project staffed largely by former News of the World journalists has reportedly been shelved by News International.

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Citizen journalism website Blottr launches redesign

3 February 2012

Citizen journalism website Blottr has unveiled a redesign of its websites in the UK, France and Germany.

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Parliament told Twitter could now observe gagging orders

31 January 2012

Gagging injunctions aimed at journalists could also be observed by Twitter, the website has told Parliament.

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Leveson mulls social network exclusion from regulation

27 January 2012

Lord Justice Leveson has suggested that any new system of press regulation may not take in internet social networking services like Facebook and Twitter.

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Google removed hundreds of Max Mosley web pages

26 January 2012

Google has removed hundreds of web pages relating to former Formula 1 boss Max Mosley's sex life from its search results index, the Leveson Inquiry heard.

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Indy fastest growing UK newspaper website in December

26 January 2012

The Independent was the fastest growing national newspaper website in December and the only site to record a month-on-month increase in traffic, according to figures released by ABC.

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Scottish daily's website goes behind partial paywall

24 January 2012

One of Scotland’s oldest regional newspapers, the Greenock Telegraph, has gone behind a partial paywall.

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Senior TV execs to give evidence at Leveson Inquiry

20 January 2012

Senior television executives from the BBC and Channel 4 News will give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next week.

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Wing charged with speeding Guardian mobile growth

19 January 2012

Guardian News and Media head of digital marketing Steve Wing has been appointed to the new job of business director, mobile.

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Express & Star scraps online paywall after nine months

18 January 2012

The UK’s biggest selling regional newspaper, Wolverhampton’s Express & Star, has scrapped its online paywall less than a year after it was introduced.

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Future's Techradar.com expands into US

6 January 2012

Future’s Techradar.com is to launch in the United States in the Spring where it will recruit four new editorial staff, the company announced yesterday.

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News Int gears up for launch of iPad focused project

5 January 2012

News International is gearing up a new digital project which is believed to be largely aimed at iPad users and is partly staffed by former employees of the News of the World.

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2012 look ahead: Print will fund change for some time

23 December 2011

A view from newspaper industry consultant Jim Chisholm on what publishers need to do to bounce back from years of decline.

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Mail hits UK newspaper web record with 85m browsers

22 December 2011

Mail Online hit a new web traffic record for a UK newspaper website for a second month running in July – reaching 85 million unique ‘browsers’ according to ABC.

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