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What Happens to Radio?
Radio listening figures remain exceptionally high while other media are falling and failing left, right and centre. But the story isn't entirely rosy - younger people are moving away from the medium. Why is that, and how do radio companies innovate to meet the Facebook generation?
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Opinion: What Happens to Newspapers?
The University of Westminster's Geoffrey Davies responds to issues raised at the recent NMK panel event on the subject.
moreWhat Happens to Newspapers?
With print circulations down and online advertising revenues not matching up to what has been lost in print formats, can the UK's newspapers weather the coming storm? Leading industry figures met at NMK's event on October 28, 2008 to debate the best way forward. Event chaired by Nico MacDonald.
moreNews Sans Frontières
Overseas visitors to traditional UK media brands outnumber those from domestic sources according to new findings. Tim Hoang reports.
moreUK Media Consumption: Report
A new independent report commissioned by financial service company Zurich has identified a number of key trends that are set to radically alter the way in which the media is consumed by the UK population.
moreYouth News
The New York Times recently reported that the young are forsaking newspapers in droves.
moreNMK Forum: Old Guard; New Tricks
The first panel of the day covered the ways in which established media players are working to capture some of the excitement that’s been generated around social media. Ian Delaney reports.
moreNewspapers Beat Blogs on Mobility
Significantly more newspaper websites offer mobile versions of their content than blogs, according to research carried out by The Bivings Group, a Washington DC-based Internet communications firm. Ian Delaney reports.
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What Happens to Newspapers?
How can newspapers survive falling circulation figures and spiralling ad revenues? Has new media led to their destruction or can it help to reinvent and rejuvenate the format? Join the debate to learn more.
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