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Competition
Friday 31 August 2007 Sun slashes price in London and south-eastBy Erina Lin, Friday 31 August 2007 at 21:28 :: Competition The Sun is cutting its price from 35 pence to 20 pence in London and the south-east beginning Monday. The move is aimed at keeping sales of News International’s red-top above 3 million copies per day. However, it may hit circulation revenue hard, because London and the country's south-east make up for about 20 percent of sales. Friday 17 August 2007 eBay imports Gumtree to the U.S.By Leah McBride Mensching, Friday 17 August 2007 at 23:05 :: Competition eBay has added yet another of its free classifieds brands to the United States, just weeks after launching the free classifieds site Kijiji. Gumtree, a top online classifieds platform in Australia, the United Kingdom, Poland and South Africa, launched this week in three U.S. cities: Boston, Chicago and New York. Together with Kijiji and eBay's 25 percent stake in Craigslist, eBay will be behind two and a fourth classifieds sites in the United States, putting it in a better position to take over the free online classifieds market, should it go the way of the online auction. Monday 6 August 2007 Portugal gets sixth free dailyBy Leah McBride Mensching, Monday 6 August 2007 at 22:22 :: Competition The publishing group Controlinveste will launch a new free daily, Global NotÃcias in September. Global NotÃcias will have 24 pages and a circulation of 150,000, available first in Lisbon, by home delivery and in public places, according to Newspaper Innovation. Free afternoon Hebrew daily to premier this weekBy Leah McBride Mensching, Monday 6 August 2007 at 22:20 :: Competition A new free afternoon Hebrew daily newspaper will premiere this week in Israel. Metro will attempt to carve out a place for itself in the Hebrew journalism world dominated by paid morning newspapers like Yediot, Aharonot, Ma'ariv and Haaretz. The newspaper will go to press at noon and distribute papers between 2 and 5 p.m. |
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