links for 2007-02-11
Sunday, 11 February 2007, 12:23
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The text of Wednesday’s Parliamentary debate about the Government’ proposed FOIA fees changes.
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Vera Baird answers a PQ from Oliver Heald: “There are no plans to introduce a requirement for people to provide proof of identity” when making FOI requests.
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“News International is conducting an internal investigation into a suspected fraud after finding a discrepancy of around £500,000 in its advertising sales department in Ireland.”
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“With or without independence, the SNP also want to see media policy-making powers shifted from Westminster to Holyrood and UK broadcast regulator Ofcom replaced by a Scottish equivalent.”
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“Monocle, the brainchild of style-bible Wallpaper*creator Tyler Brule, is a high-quality monthly glossy for jet-setters who want an international perspective on the world.”
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Key line from this report from the WAN study: “However, the average circulation of paid-for dailies in Europe did show a decline of around 6.34% over the five-year period.”
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Enough talking about Big Media not getting it says Richard Sambrook. “For me this year has to be less about talking and more about doing.”
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“The Associated Press and NowPublic.com said Friday they had agreed to a partnership to let AP to use photographs, video and news from “citizen journalists” in its newsgathering operation.”
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Thank You, Peter Preston: “The name of their game isn’t buttressing print, but an orderly, managed migration - a step into the future, not a hankering after the past.”
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“Newspaper publishers have close to zero chance of getting the younger generation to read print editions in the years ahead”
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