So it’s redundancy time once again. First, at the two Telegraph titles and now at the Mirror trio.

More scrutiny of News Corporation’s UK tabloids by Ofcom… but this time with a good result for the media company. The UK communications regulator has ruled in favor of The Sun newspaper and determined that video on the news site should not be regulated as video-on-demand. The decision is wide-ranging…

Aegis Media, the media buying and marketing division of Aegis Group, is beefing up its mobile assets and activity: it is taking an undisclosed minority stake, worth $11 million, in TigerSpike, a developer of apps for blue-chip publishers like News Corp (NSDQ: NWS). The Economist, Telegraph Media Group and Mail…

Over the past three-and-a-half years, Les Hinton had made a name for himself in the U.S. as something of a turnaround specialist, making good a Dow Jones that was considering options with management consultants before News Corp (NSDQ: NWS). stepped in to buy it. But for twelve years before that,…

“Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) store is the most user-friendly route for subscribers,” Telegraph Media Group digital editor Edward Roussel tells paidContent:UK, after the publisher became one of the first to use Apple’s in-app subscription facility in its new iPad edition.

The Telegraph, with its long-awaited version-two iPad app, out today, is the latest news publisher to try reasserting a paid news economy for its newspaper in digital tablet form.

The numbers are coming in on just how many people tuned in to watch the wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton. While some are highly skeptical that the event pulled in the 2 billion viewers that the UK government predicted, the event—especially if you count not just the live,…

Mail Online, the most popular UK newspaper website network, returned to double-digit growth in March. The Daily Mail (LSE: DMGT) & General Trust website network’s daily average browsers rose 16.5 percent on February’s minor slump to 3,661,666 with monthly users up almost 30 percent month on month, according to the…

Another acquisition that points to the ongoing covergence and consolidation in the mobile and digital media industries, this time in the UK.

Profits at Telegraph Media Group jumped 11% to almost £60m in 2010 thanks to a rebound in advertising markets and continuing cost savings from putting print and digital operations together.

Remember the great Free Vs Paid debate of 2010? Here, NPR reporter David Folkenflik digs in to Times Newspapers’ strategy…

The response from many publishers to Apple’s subscription announcement has been a shellshocked “errrr…” - many are confused exactly how they are impacted and are quickly seeking clarity from Apple.

Telegraph Media Group’s Alison Reay has stepped down from her role as strategic and multimedia partnership director, Mediaweek reports. Where she’s headed to next isn’t known and the company has yet to announce a replacement.

The Telegraph is amongst the newspapers chasing web audiences by analysing exactly what potential readers are looking for. Its list of “The best voucher codes” popped in to my RSS reader this morning, telling readers how to save money whilst shopping online.

Here we go. Telegraph Media Group, like many media groups, has, for several months now, been reviewing digital opportunities including whether it can charge for content. Now the FT reports that The Telegraph‘s site will begin charging next year.

Independent.co.uk enjoyed the biggest month-on-month rise in average daily browsers among national newspaper websites in September, while guardian.co.uk topped 2 million on the same metric for the first time. However, Mail Online remained the UK’s most visited newspaper site in September, in both daily average browsers and monthly users, for…

The woe, as usual, is more or less unconfined. September’s daily newspaper circulation figures, as audited by ABC (NYSE: DIS), are down 5.31% in a year: Sunday totals are 6.7% off the pace. And, of course, we all know what’s to blame. It’s the infernal internet, the digital revolution, the…

Telegraph Media Group’s its iPad edition went live Tuesday morning. Note that, like The Times’ app, The Daily Telegraph app is allied with its daily newspaper rather than its Telegraph.co.uk website. Forget about rolling news - this is delivered in single daily “editions” at 5am each morning (including Sunday), and…

Is this the chart that shows us who’s benefiting from The Times’ paid website strategy… ?