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Since acquiring The New York Sun Efune, a British-born former editor of the New York-based, Jewish-focused newspaper ...

Former private investigator Glenn Mulcaire, who admitted hacking voicemails, has had a bid to challenge some of his ...

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The Sun has quietly begun rolling out a registration wall asking users to sign up for free to read certain stories.

Boston Globe chief commercial officer Kayvan Salamanpour reveals the key decisions made around online subscriptions, ...

The next key decision came in 2018 when subscriber growth flattened out. After testing out various trial offers they settled ...

Why the quiet launch of Microsoft's Copilot Daily, which is paying news publishers for the use of their content, is ...

The BBC plans to cut a net of 130 news roles, closing Hardtalk and the Asian Network's news service as part of a £24m ...

The Economist has "returned" to brand advertising and rolled out free subs for students as part of a bid to “future-proof” the business.