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Old media champions turn on and tune in
Companies have come alive to the potential of social networks
Dec 30, 2011
Subsidy cuts put Italy’s newspapers at risk
Some 100 titles face closure in austerity drive
Dec 30, 2011
Facebook pushes for ad revenue transparency
Call for agencies to reveal profits to clients
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WORLD
Dec 30, 2011
Tribal loyalties sway votes in south Egypt
Rural Egyptians split along entrenched divisions
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COMMENT
Dec 30, 2011
More trouble ahead for year’s hardest hit
Many UK companies will be pleased to see the back of 2011
- Week in review Apple seeks renewal
- Week in review Olympus showdown looms
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WORLD
Dec 30, 2011
Government questioned on double-agents
1981 archive: espionage in UK and Hollywood
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INDUSTRIALS
Dec 29, 2011
Qatar Holding becomes top Lagardère investor
Emirate increases stake in French group to 10.1%
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WORLD
Dec 29, 2011
Arab youth cast about for their political voice
‘Gunpowder of revolution’ clamours for change
- Editorial Comment The march of democracy
- The Arab spring one year after
Dec 28, 2011
Google challenges Facebook with TV ads
Search group seeks converts to its social network
Dec 27, 2011
New York Times collects $143m from sale
Publisher confirms disposal of regional newspaper group
Dec 22, 2011
Web is media game changer, says music chief
BMG chief says the internet age will belong to content brokers
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TECHNOLOGY
Dec 22, 2011
Buyers in dark over web TV features
High-street stores ‘fail to educate consumers’
Dec 22, 2011
New York probes Pearson Foundation
Investigation into conference trips for state officials
Dec 22, 2011
Games start-ups losing ground
Developers of Facebook apps stretch lead over smaller rivals
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HEALTH
Dec 22, 2011
Thomson Reuters suspends healthcare arm sale
Company blames challenging global economy
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WORLD
Dec 21, 2011
Egypt’s revolution turns into media war
Activists and military rulers in tussle to control imagery
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Saudi Arabia’s billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has invested $300m in social media site Twitter
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Saudi Arabia’s billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has invested $300m in social media site Twitter
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Rupert Murdoch: bad press
The magnate and his media empire have ended 2011 much weaker than they began it