ABC monthly circulation figures for paid-for newspapers, released on Friday, are set to be tough. The total market for existing titles is expected to be down around 5.5% in May against a year earlier - with little bounce from the Royal Wedding and death of Osama bin Laden... more
Media giant Time Warner has parts ways with its American magazines supremo after just five months, raising fresh questions about the future of its British publishing arm IPC... more
The reaction to the acquisition of the Huffington Post by AOL has run from sceptical to enthusiastic, with more than a dash of wonderment at the remarkable personal story behind the Post's founder... more
Media analysis: It is becoming more and more obvious that, even if the wheels are not coming off News Corp, the tyres are going bald, the brakes need attention and the company is stuck in reverse gear... more
Five, the TV channel that has struggled for years to attract an audience, is up for sale. But who really cares? Not many viewers and even fewer advertisers, says Roy Greenslade... more
The value of product placements and the ongoing battle between Mac and PC is set to be reignited by the unlikeliest of catalysts — Carrie Bradshaw.... more
How intriguing that Lord Mandelson should delve into the history books to damn his erstwhile Corfu holiday chum, shadow chancellor George Osborne, yet again... more
London investors will have the chance to grab a share of the profits - or possibly losses - made by big no-win-no fee corporate legal actions in the US thanks to a £200 million flotation... more
Speculation is rising in the music industry that two of its giants, EMI and Warner Music, could re-open merger talks as the latter's boss moves from New York to London... more
British Sky Broadcasting has emerged as the highest bidder for a clutch of seven digital TV channels owned by Virgin Media including Virgin One, Bravo, Living and Challenge... more
British Sky Broadcasting has emerged as the highest bidder for a clutch of seven digital TV channels owned by Virgin Media including Virgin One, Bravo, Living and Challenge ... more
A SEX scandal was the last thing Citigroup wanted at the moment - what with its business in disrepair, $45 billion in government loans to repay and a reputation languishing somewhere between that of termites and dry rot ... more
Technology: Shares in British games publisher Eidos, the maker of the Tomb Raider series, soared more than 20 percent after it revealed it has received a takeover approach... more
Hovis baker Premier Foods came under intense pressure as it was hit by a fresh wave of speculation that it is in danger of breaching its banking covenants ... more
ANALYSIS Jerry Yang, chief executive of Yahoo, will be feeling hot under the collar now that Carl Icahn has set his sights on the internet company... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do