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• What's happening to journalism right now? Listen to some expert opinions

  5 Sep 2014:

  Frontline club to host panel debates next week

• The Financial Times paywall is in the pink: everyone else is still in the red

  3 Aug 2014: Peter Preston: Online advertising and subscriptions may be growing, but in only one place do they compare favourably with print totals

• New Yorker offers three-month online free-for-all before a paywall goes up

  9 Jul 2014:

  Magazine aims to find new readers on its website

• More digital disruption ahead for mainstream news groups, says survey

  12 Jun 2014:

  Reuters Institute's annual report predicts revolutionary changes

• Fifa's a big scorer for the Sunday Times – in spite of the paywall

  8 Jun 2014: Peter Preston: would the paper have benefited by publishing its scoop for free? It certainly doesn't seem to be suffering

• Aberdeen newspaper chooses Piano Media to run its metered paywall

  5 Jun 2014:

  Slovakian company signs up its first UK client

• Let's shine a light on paywalls that deny open access to scientific research

  29 Apr 2014: Tania Browne: The Open Access Button campaign aims to shame publishers who charge a small fortune for what should be a universal right

• Print is not the future, but it's not the past either

  27 Apr 2014: Peter Preston: The latest US figures on newspaper decline may be sobering, but pundits and managers alike are starting to despair of digital

• News UK titles to show video clips of England's cricket matches

  25 Apr 2014:

  Subscribers will see wickets, sixes and boundaries

• New York Times to launch new budget and top-end digital packages

  26 Mar 2014: NYT Now gives a 'curtailed' selection of content for $8 a month as Times Premier targets opposite end of the market at $45. By Mark Sweney

• Reasons to be cautiously cheerful about the state of US news media

  26 Mar 2014:

  Latest Pew Research Centre report is a little optimistic

• Huffington Post may charge for some content, says chief executive

  19 Mar 2014: As HuffPo UK is set to move into profit, Jimmy Maymann said the website would consider charging within five years. By John Reynolds

• Newspaper paywalls spring up, but not much is concrete

  16 Mar 2014: Peter Preston: Subscription only? Metered access? Free? The news industry is trying everything, but it's still not clear what, if anything, works

• Daily Mail and Guardian digital 'minnows', says News UK chief

  5 Mar 2014: Mike Darcey says relying on online ads as main revenue stream is risky in market containing rivals such as Google and Facebook. By Mark Sweney

• Boston Globe lowers its paywall to build on 'success' when it was up

  5 Mar 2014:

  US newspaper decides to introduce metered model

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