It looks like The Sun, the final News Corporation newspaper in the UK to be freely available online, will remain so. That's according to Robert Andrews over at Paid Content...

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The UK's Independent newspaper is to follow in the footsteps of The Times and Financial Times by introducing a paywall, except it will only apply to readers outside the UK, reports the Guardian. Launched in 1986, the Independent is one of the youngest UK national daily newspapers, and around half of the newspaper's online traffic [...]

Read More: The UK’s Independent newspaper to go behind a paywall for non-UK readers

The UK's Independent newspaper is to follow in the footsteps of The Times and Financial Times by introducing a paywall, except it will only apply to readers outside the UK,...

Read More: The UK’s Independent newspaper to go behind a paywall for non-UK readers

Newspapers and magazines have been trying to find a winning formula for publishing on the iPad and, to a lesser degree, other tablet platforms. The publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Daily News and philly.com is pursuing a slightly different strategy. The have teamed with a tablet manufacturer to deliver a low-priced tablet to deliver their product.


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Newspaper website traffic is on the rise in Europe, and Facebook's importance to those sites is growing, according to new data from comScore.The figures show that in June this year, Facebook accounted for at least 7.4% of traffic to the top five newspaper sites in Europe – almost double what it was a year before.Germany's Bild saw the biggest increase, with its percentage of traffic from Facebook increasing from 3% in June 2010 to 14% a year later. Interestingly, The Guardian, which in 201 [...]

Read More: Traffic to European newspaper sites up 11% in 2011, Facebook growing as a source