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Andrew Mercer, former advertising director of the Radio Times, has joined Scout Media, the publisher of Scout London, the new free weekly magazine for London's social life.
News International's experiment with a non-penetrable paywall around websites for The Times and Sunday Times has been a failure, while the rise of Mail Online has been the "world success story", according to former Guardian leader, Tim Brooks.
Immediate Media has appointed Hello! magazine ad director Jacque O'Donnell to the position of Radio Times advertising director, which was left vacant when incumbent Andrew Mercer left after 12 years at the helm.
The Times, the News International-owned newspaper, is to sponsor the 'Sky Sports News at Ten' from tomorrow (6 April) in a bid to showcase the breadth of its sports coverage.
News International has updated its digital sales figures for The Times and Sunday Times brands today, following average sales for The Times newspaper falling below 400,000 copies for the first time since 1993.
The Times' circulation has dropped below 400,000 copies for the first time since Rupert Murdoch triggered a price war in 1993, as the daily newspaper market showed continuing decline in February.
Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO is set to be unveiled as the best media or advertising company to work for in this weekend's Sunday Times, and has been ranked the 17th best place to work for of all UK businesses.
News International has provided an update on its two UK newspaper websites behind paywalls, to report 119,255 digital subscribers for The Times and 113,818 for the Sunday Times.
Mail Online, the website for the Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday, has become the world's largest English-language "newspaper" site after leapfrogging the site for The New York Times, according to comScore.
In a world of unprecedented connectivity, transparency and democracy of opportunity, when automatic respect is in increasingly short supply, how should modern leadership be defined, asks Now's Mark Lund.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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