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Media Choice - Stella and Seven bring a Sunday Telegraph
The over-50s are not famed for their willingness to embrace change, but the average Sunday Telegraph reader could not have failed to be impressed with its new supplement package.
How to cross the media divide
Media players often joke about the move “to the dark side” when you go from media-owner to agency and vice versa. Steve Hemsley talks to some of the big names who have changed direction and discovers ...
Letters - 15 November 2005
Ofcom review, Telegraph Newspapers, Telcos, and retailers.
Nationals take advertiser friendly route
In The Guardian newspaper's social, ethical and environmental audit, published last week, there's a frank new section acknowledging the company's heavy dependence on advertising.
Newspapers join fashion parade
National newspapers are waking up to the power of the fashion supplement and are now taking a slice of the advertising pie. But can the market sustain so many titles Sheelagh Doyle asks.
Berliner’s first full month is overshadowed by Times' rise
The Times outperformed its quality newspaper rivals in October and recorded its highest circulation figure since July 2002 – eclipsing the increase for The Guardian's first full-month sale in a Berlin...
Observer gets ready to switch
Speculation is mounting that The Observer's move to Berliner format may happen as soon as December and not early 2006 as previously expected.
Telegraph publishes overseas property guide
The Daily Telegraph has renewed its collaboration with overseas estate agent Parador Properties and will produce a new guide for readers looking to enter the foreign property market.
National press ABCs: October 2005
The Audit Bureau of Circulations has released circulation figures for national newspapers for October 2005.
Wall Street Journal opens doors to free subscription
The Wall Street Journal Online has scrapped its paid-for service for one week in a bid to increase users and ramp up the number of subscribers to its exclusive business content pages.
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