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Community 3 years ago

Sri Lanka papers run out of newsprint as crisis bites

Two major Sri Lanka newspapers are suspending their print editions because of a lack of paper.

People 3 years ago

Prince Harry sues major British newspaper group

Britain's Prince Harry has launched new legal action against one of the country's biggest newspaper groups, a spokesperson said.

Americas 4 years ago

New York Times hits 10 million-subscription mark amid growth spurt

The paper has been trying to diversify its offerings and has successfully launched subscriptions to cooking recipes or to a games platform structured around crossword puzzles.

People 4 years ago

Meghan Markle wins token damages from UK media group

Meghan Markle, wife to Prince Harry, has won nominal damages of £1 from one of Britain's biggest newspaper groups over a privacy case.

Academia 4 years ago

PREMIUM
News media bargaining code: Should Indonesia follow?

If the government adopts a media bargaining regulation, it will likely benefit big news providers backed by conglomerates such as CT Corp, Media Group and MNC Group.

World 4 years ago

Pandemic has increased trust in media: report

In countries where newspapers were actively developing their digital sales, only 17 percent of respondents said they paid for news online, up two points on last year's report and five compared to 2016.

Lifestyle 4 years ago

Selling newspapers in the digital era: A story of two lifers

Kadum and Iwan entered the newspaper business for survival. They stayed because of love.

Sports 4 years ago

Asahi daily, an official Tokyo Olympics partner, calls for cancellation of Games

Poll after poll has shown the majority of the public is opposed to holding the Games this summer, concerned about tens of thousands of athletes and officials descending on a country that has mostly remained closed to foreigners since last year and where vaccinations have proceeded slowly.

Business 4 years ago

Total pulls Le Monde ads over report on Myanmar military ties

Total has come under pressure from pro-democracy activists to "stop financing the junta" since a military coup in February which has been followed by a brutal crackdown on dissent.

News 4 years ago

ANA to offer digital in-flight magazines to cut carbon emissions

Planes will be lighter as they will no longer carry printed versions, saving fuel and slashing carbon footprints by an estimated 10,690 tons per year.