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Newspapers

The last-mile gap in newspapers

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DB Corp , publisher of Dainik Bhaskar, Divya Bhaskar, Divya Marathi, and Saurashtra Samachar, reported a largely stable performance for the nine months and third quarter ended December 31, 2025

DB Corp FY26 Q4 results — steady growth Y-o-Y

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India

India slips in press freedom index again, ranks 157

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Bhabani Offset

Bhabani Offset’s new Speedmaster CX 92 4-color press with coater

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OOH

OOH stands tall among traditional media

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Print is evolving into a high-impact, credibility-led medium, increasingly used selectively for trust-driven and information-heavy communication rather than mass reach.

Print adex grows marginally, feels digital heat

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media

OOH media grows, print resilient but digital leads — FICCI-EY report

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schools

The govt school conundrum

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journalist

129 journalists and media workers killed in 2025

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print

Print ad space grows 21% since 2021

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news

Legacy news media tries content-to-commerce

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HT Media

HT Media records flat growth in Q3 FY26

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AI

How AI shapes news media in 2026

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creator

AI and creator economy to rule 2026 news media

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DB Corp , publisher of Dainik Bhaskar, Divya Bhaskar, Divya Marathi, and Saurashtra Samachar, reported a largely stable performance for the nine months and third quarter ended December 31, 2025

DB Corp Q3FY26 results – stable YoY

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press

102,092 periodicals declared defunct in FY 2024-25

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print A newspaper stand in Guwahati Assam. Advertisements are a major source of revenue for most newspapers.

Print ad rate hike – Publishers welcome move but cautious

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Demonstrators gather in solidarity with journalists killed by Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip, during a protest organized by the Gaza Journalists Syndicate, in Gaza City on August 26, 2025. (Photo: AFP/Omar Al-Qattaa vis CPJ

Gaza — 246 media workers killed in two years

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Economy

Economy — The South-North disparity in India

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Print

It is not about print versus digital anymore

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print

Print ad rates hiked by 26%, relief for small newspapers

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digital

Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025 notified

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HT Media

HT Media Q2 FY26 – Overall revenue rises, print grows

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DB Corp

DB Corp Q2FY26 – Net profit, total revenue grow...

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Print

Print is king in book publishing

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GST

GST hike will cripple industry — paper makers, book printers

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press

Print media survival – from talk to walk

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Newspapers

Newspapers and their act of staying relevant

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Perplexity

AI engine Perplexity’s Comet Plus subscription shares revenue with publishers

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Gaza

Gaza — Shock, outrage after five journalists killed in fresh Israeli...

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GST

Paper stocks surge after govt fixes minimum import price

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MRUCI

The newspaper industry’s roller-coaster ride

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Day after a targeted Israeli strike on a tent near Gaza City's Al-Shifa Hospital on August 10, 2025, in which four Al Jazeera staff journalists and two freelancers were killed. (Photo: Reuters/Mahmoud Issa via CPJ)

Outrage over Gaza journalist killings

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HT Media

HT Media Q1 FY26 – Print revenue up, losses narrow

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IT rules

Press Club open house against DPDP Act on 8 August

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Bologna

Bologna Children’s Book Fair – 13-16 April 2026

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news

Govt norms to combat fake news

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Jagran

Jagran — Y-o-Y rise in revenue, profits in Q1FY26

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Reuters

Reuters report points to rise of independent media

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AI companies will move aggressively to protect and control the journalism their models depend on

Digital news publishers for copyright protection in AI training models

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print

The game’s not over for print yet

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news

Fake news – Media needs serious self-introspection

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Circulation

Print media’s future – quality & loyal readers, smaller cities

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Mitali

Mitali Mukherjee named director of Reuters Institute

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A session titled 'How Media Bodies Can Protect Press Freedom

Press freedom and media law at PCI litfest

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Print media has not only managed to keep its head its head out of the water and grab a life jacket, it has also gathered steam to stay in the race

Print adex is still in the race

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Journalists and other mourners gather around the bodies of four Palestinian journalists and a media worker killed by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza’s Nuseirat refugee camp on December 26, 2024. (Photo: AP/Abdel Kareem Hana via CPJ)

2024 was deadliest year for journalists

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Indian book publishers and news media organizations have accused OpenAI of copyright infringement

Book publishers, news media lawsuit against OpenAI

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News organizations have to battle multiple challenges this year – political hostility, economic headwinds, and a struggle to protect intellectual property amid the onslaught of AI-driven platforms, according to the Reuters News Trends for 2025

Tough year ahead for news media — Reuters trends

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Donald Trump has taken charge of the world’s most powerful country with a slew of executive orders that would have far-reaching implications the world over.

Of Donald Trump, geopolitics & the printing industry

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