Two stories to faintly warm the cockles of the old-school print journalist today – firstly the Observer isn’t getting canned as previously mooted,…
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Posted by Ben Beaumont-Thomas in Creative Economy | November 11, 2009 12:24PM | 1 Comment »
There’s been a flurry of activity across the Rupert Murdoch media empire recently as the Digger hatches his plans to get people to pay for…
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Posted by Ben Beaumont-Thomas in Creative Economy | November 9, 2009 12:23PM | 3 Comments »
It’s the least surprising media news this month, but the London Lite, the freesheet that has clogged many a tube aisle over the last few…
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Posted by Ben Beaumont-Thomas in Creative Economy | October 28, 2009 11:58AM | No Comments »
While we continue to hone our new website, here’s the third of the subject areas that we’re going to be covering, following Hot Money and…
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Posted by The Bad Idea Team in Creative Economy | October 12, 2009 2:32PM | No Comments »
What with Christmas books like “Here’s My Annual Cash Cow” by Peter Kay and “Socialnomics: You’ll Buy This Because It Has ‘nomics’ In The Title”…
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Posted by Ben Beaumont-Thomas in Creative Economy | October 8, 2009 12:37PM | 4 Comments »
The Sun’s late show of support for Tony Blair six weeks before the 1997 general election sealed, maybe even swelled Labour’s landslide victory,…
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Posted by Ben Beaumont-Thomas in Creative Economy | September 30, 2009 11:45AM | No Comments »
American TV network CBS has teamed up with Pepsi to bring video advertising into print, with an upcoming issue of Entertainment Weekly featuring…
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Posted by Ben Beaumont-Thomas in Creative Economy | August 20, 2009 2:09PM | 7 Comments »
Newsnight’s all well and good with its even-handed approach, but sometimes you want something different from your news analysis show, like incendiary personal opinions backed…
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Posted by Ben Beaumont-Thomas in Creative Economy | August 17, 2009 1:52PM | 5 Comments »
The Recording Industry Association of America has continued its random financial assassination of hapless American file-sharers in their campaign to “protect intellectual property…
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Posted by Chris Baraniuk in Creative Economy | August 4, 2009 11:24AM | 5 Comments »
The Observer, the Sunday broadsheet bought by the Guardian back in 1993, could get sent to the big liberal breakfast table in the sky in…
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Posted by Ben Beaumont-Thomas in Creative Economy | August 3, 2009 11:19AM | No Comments »
Like some panicked shop owner pleading with a mafia head, the Independent has been getting out of paying the interest on one of its loans…
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Posted by Ben Beaumont-Thomas in Creative Economy | July 28, 2009 1:45PM | 1 Comment »