Even as print readership wanes, digital products and acquisitions continue driving The New York Times’ momentum.

The publisher ended the second quarter with 11.3 million digital-only subscribers and forecast further revenue gains.

A recent report by Excellent Publicity reveals that print advertising dominates the agriculture and farming sector in 2024, capturing 66 per cent of total ad expenditure, with the North Zone leading.

The top five ad recipients were English dailies Rising Kashmir (Rs 7.73 crore), Urdu paper Aftab Daily (Rs 3.7 crore), ...

The numbers: 230,000 new paid digital subscribers in Q2. 11.88 million total subscribers across all products — only 580,000 of those left in print. And advertising revenue was up more (12.4%) than ...

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The study highlights a decisive shift in favour of digital advertising, which now accounts for 45-46% of total ad spend, ...

One of the most effective ways to counter misinformation and to protect our Canadian culture and identity is to have ...

The New York Times added 230,000 digital-only subscribers in the second quarter of 2025 for a total of 11.3 million. Of that ...

Meta announced the new features for Instagram this week, which include a new reposting button, a new Instagram map and a ...

This easy-to-wear summer dress from New Look is down to £22 — and shoppers are loving the timeless gingham print and ...