&c1=usa&c2=(none)&c3=&c4=Media&c5=&c6=&c7=2008_08_04){kind=small}
-
ABCs: The Sunday Times relaunch and £3m marketing campaign boosted sales of the paper by 11,000 copies in July. By Stephen Brook
-
Global Radio has offered to sell a number of stations in the Midlands to avoid its acquisition of GCap Media being referred to the Competition Commission. By Leigh Holmwood
-
The London Evening Standard has published a front-page apology to the Duke of Edinburgh after falsely claiming he was suffering from prostate cancer. By Stephen Brook
-
Jeremy Clarkson and BBC Worldwide, the corporation's commercial arm have become business partners. By Tara Conlan and Mark Sweney
-
The Press Complaints Commission is considering whether Times columnist Giles Coren has breached its editors' code of practice in a piece he wrote about Poles. By Tara Conlan
-
-
Press Gazette, the journalism trade publication, is to drop its weekly print edition and become a monthly. By Stephen Brook
-
Photographers at a testimonial for Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer were barred from taking pictures of the player's children. By Stephen Brook
-
TV ratings: Big Brother just managed to sneak past ITV1's drama Harley Street and BBC1's Vanessa-Mae programme in a competitive 9pm slot. By Leigh Holmwood
More media news
Latest from our blogs
-
- Big Brother 9: the eighth eviction
- Carrie Dunn,
- Aug 8 2008, 8:33pm,
- 30 comments
-
- Live blog: Big Brother
- Leigh Holmwood,
- Aug 8 2008, 4:26pm,
- 9 comments
-
- Would Top Gear lose its drive without Jeremy Clarkson?
- Tara Conlan,
- Aug 8 2008, 11:06am,
- 35 comments
-
- Blinkx bids for ad net MIVA, aiming for wider distribution
- paidContent,
- Aug 8 2008, 10:35am,
- 1 comment
More news & features
-
When an estimated 1.2 billion Chinese people tune in to the Olympics opening ceremony, they will see a rousing title sequence created by UK firm Red Bee. By Mark Sweney
-
Gallery (15 pictures): See our gallery of some of the UK's greatest magazine covers - and vote for your favourite in the Periodical Publishers Association poll
-
Sky1 has acquired the exclusive UK television rights to Lost creator JJ Abrams' new science fiction drama Fringe. By Leigh Holmwood
-
US cable channel AMC is looking to develop a TV series based on Francis Ford Coppola's 1974 movie The Conversation. By Leigh Holmwood
-
Daily Mail chief sports writer Paul Hayward is joining Guardian News and Media as a senior sports writer. By Stephen Brook
-
Steve Parry, Reuters sports editor and a veteran of 10 summer Olympics, has died, just one day before the Beijing games commence. Stephen Brook
-
Former Live and Kicking presenter and BBC and Channel 4 executive Andi Peters is joining digital station Heat Radio. John Plunkett
-
Jonas Armstrong, Robin Hood in the BBC1 version of the popular legend, is to leave the show at the end of the third series. By Leigh Holmwood
-
Dancing on Ice host Holly Willoughby and TV and radio presenter Fearne Cotton are fronting a TV campaign to promote a new Nintendo DS video game. By Mark Sweney
-
The Coopers brewery slogan 'Forget the monarchy, support the publicans' has angered Australia's monarchists. By Elizabeth Stewart
-
Nancy Banks-Smith on Travellers' Century, Born to be Wild, The Making of Me
-
Jim Shelley on how to make ... CSI: Miami
-
Elisabeth Mahoney on First Word
-
Aug 7 2008:
Christine Bleakley on the unexpected success of the One Show, her 'horrible' start in TV - and those rumours about her and Adrian Chiles
-
Jeremy Vine is to return to his first regular presenting slot on BBC2 for six years as one of the presenters of teatime quiz Eggheads. By John Plunkett
-
AOL division is losing revenue rapidly after dropping subscription charges in favour of an advertising-based model. By Andrew Clark
-
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is suffering from over-exposure among some voters. By Ewen MacAskill
-
Nils Pratley: It was only last September when Grade set out his turnaround plan and already two of his targets have been deemed unachievable
-
Yahoo conceded shareholder opposition to Jerry Yang's re-election to the board was much stronger than it first reported. By John Sterlicchi
-
Former Capital Radio marketing director Carl Lyons has been hired by Bauer. By Mark Sweney
-
The Guardian has made a number of senior editorial appointments, with promotions for Paul Johnson, Ian Katz and Katharine Viner. By Stephen Brook
-
The management of Press Gazette is understood to be considering turning the magazine into an online only publication. By Stephen Brook and Oliver Luft
-
Cilla Black is to front her first major series since quitting Blind Date five years ago with a dating show called Loveland. By Leigh Holmwood
-
Google has launched a music search engine in China that will give users access to free downloads of licensed songs. By Oliver Luft
-
Archant has closed east London weekly the Tower Hamlets Recorder, as the company reported an 8.9% year-on-year dip in profits. By Stephen Brook
-
The Telegraph Media Group has been censured for running a front-page promotion for a bottle of water it claimed could lower blood pressure. By Stephen Brook
-
Adidas is kicking off the final stage of an international TV and press campaign to support its sponsorship of the Beijing Olympics. By Mark Sweney
Most viewed on Media
24 hours
- 1. L'Oreal accused of 'whitening' Beyoncé Knowles in cosmetics ad
- 2. Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson and BBC Worldwide become business partners
- 3. Olympics: BBC promises 'cornucopia of content'
- 4. L'Oreal denies 'whitening' Beyoncé Knowles' skin in cosmetics ad
- 5. Media in row over Manchester United star photo ban
- Click here for more top stories
7 days
- 1. Hello! runs Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt twin photos
- 2. L'Oreal accused of 'whitening' Beyoncé Knowles in cosmetics ad
- 3. Angelina and Brad baby photos are 'world's most expensive'
- 4. Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson and BBC Worldwide become business partners
- 5. Yah-oops: Yahoo! news site in Olympic mix-up
- Click here for more top stories
Recruiting now
