Sentence examples for newspaper pricing from inspiring English sources

Mr Howells's voting record shows he sided against a Liberal Democrat motion to ban predatory newspaper pricing in 1998.

✒As rumours fly around about whether any national titles will follow London's local paper, the Russian-owned Evening Standard, by going free, it may be a good moment to recall one Fleet Street veteran's views on newspaper pricing.

Jain's artillery against existing competitors involved reducing newspaper prices.

The deal set the benchmark for regional newspaper prices.

Newspapers are price sensitive as we discovered way back in 1993 when Rupert Murdoch launched the national newspaper price war.

The company, based in Montreal, is also leaving bankruptcy protection during a relatively bright period for newspaper prices.

It would appear that Northern & Shell (N&S) and the Bauer Media Group are locked into an old-fashioned newspaper price war.

Denver's circulation war, which drove newspaper prices as low as a penny a day, ended last year.

If the latter, it will mark a significant escalation in the broadsheet newspaper price war which has been raging for the past three years.

'Quality' newspapers were broadsheets; Rupert Murdoch hadn't launched Sky, or unleashed a newspaper price war that came close to killing the Independent in its infancy.

The Times Company's newspaper price increases come as Dow Jones & Company plans to raise the cover price of The Wall Street Journal to $1 from 75 cents in April.