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'Boring and bland' but Murdoch's new Sun on Sunday sells three million, pulls in the ads

‘Boring and bland’ but Murdoch’s new Sun on Sunday sells three million, pulls in the ads

By Stephen Foster on February 27, 2012

Job done really as Rupert Murdoch’s hastily-launched seventh-day Sun sold out in many locations yesterday and pulled in an impressive list of advertisers, not all of the from WPP’s GroupM, his biggest ally in the business of re-establishing News Corp’s UK newspaper revenues and profits. And here’s the old boy himself (and Sun editor Dominic [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Finance, Media, News | Tagged Andy Hayman, arrests, Conrad Black, daily star sunday, Daily Telegraph, Dominic Mohan, groupm, launch, leveson inquiry, metropolitan police, news corporation, Rupert Murdoch, sunday edition, sunday mirror, the people, the sun, the times

In Britain the Sun comes out every day - really

In Britain the Sun comes out every day – really

By Stephen Foster on February 22, 2012

Well there’s a line and a half for you but this is the one Rupert Murdoch and News International hope will persuade about two and a half million people to buy the Sun – not ‘The Sun on Sunday’ it would appear – on Sunday. That’s the number of readers supposedly up for grabs as [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Finance, Media, News | Tagged arrests, Dominic Mohan, groupm, launch, mec, mediacom, mindshare, News International, phone hacking scandal, press spending, Roy Keane, Rupert Murdoch, Sir Martin Sorrell, the news of the world, the sun, the sun on sunday

Murdoch opens his DIY Sunday newspaper kit

Murdoch opens his DIY Sunday newspaper kit

By Stephen Foster on February 20, 2012

The ‘will it happen, won’t it happen’ debate over Rupert Murdoch’s The Sun on Sunday has been abruptly ended by the great man – it’s going to arrive this Sunday February 26th and he’s going to be in charge. Rupert has always enjoyed inky fingers (in moderation), spending time as a very young man as [...]

Posted in Media, News, Politics | Tagged daily express, Dominic Mohan, february 26 launch date, news of the world, phone hacking scandal, police, Rupert Murdoch, Sir Martin Sorrell, Sun, team news, the sun on sunday, wpp pitch

Can Rupert Murdoch save the sinking Sun?

Can Rupert Murdoch save the sinking Sun?

By Stuart Smith on February 13, 2012

A News International spokesman tells us Sun editor Dominic Mohan is “not resigning” in the wake of five more high-profile arrests of his senior colleagues. Well, thank goodness for that. Someone has to be there to switch off the lights, and there now seem precious few editorial staff of any standing who aren’t on bail, [...]

Posted in Finance, Media, News, Politics | Tagged arrests, bskyb, Dominic Mohan, James Murdoch, ministry of defence, news corporation, news of the world, phone hacking, Rupert Murdoch, Sue Akers, Sun, sun on sunday, UK police

Is Murdoch's soaraway Sun about to crash to earth?

Is Murdoch’s soaraway Sun about to crash to earth?

By Stephen Foster on February 3, 2012

One minute crisis-torn News International, Rupert Murdoch’s British newspaper company, was readying a new paper, the Sun on Sunday, for an April launch. Then four senior Sun journalists, past and present, were arrested and all of a sudden there are doubts about the future of the daily Sun, let alone a Sunday version. Current Sun [...]

Posted in Finance, Media, News, Politics | Tagged bskyb, Dominic Mohan, fox, harper collins, James Harding, leveson inquiry, news corporation, news internatiopnal, news of the world, phone hacking, Rupert Murdoch, the sun, twitter

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