Moribund 'lad mag' market in Britain gets a boost
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A decade ago, Britain's magazine market was shaken up by a series of men's titles which offered an unsubtle mix of football, humour and scantily-clad women. Now a new revolution has begun, using much the same formula.
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Owners of many forlorn brands are selling or licensing them in the hopes of reviving them through advertising, price promotions and public relations.
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People in the UK are buying and playing more games than ever before, a report has found.
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Business & money: Luke Johnson emerges as surprise buyer of Britain's third-largest books retailer.
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By FERGUS SHEPPARD  IN AMERICA it is dubbed "the newspaper killer". Craigslist, a website that offers classified listings mostly for free, is routinely cited as the worst-case example of new media sucking advertising revenues from the world of print.
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Millions of British consumers are expected to spend Christmas Day shopping online for bargains.
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Consumer group complains of higher prices in U.K. than elsewhere in Europe.
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Vendors are using lower prices, starter kits and other measures to help entice the SMB crowd.
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The UK specific version of Froogle features prices in UK Pounds and AdWords ads from British merchants. The company said it hoped the launch would offer a âbetter online shopping experienceâ both today and during the upcoming holidays.
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Dennis Publishing Inc., publisher of "lad magazine" Maxim, said it was exploring strategic alternatives, including a possible sale, as the number of readers of men's magazines falls.
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The book retailer looks a little pricey at the moment.
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If you are tired of reading about  slick young hedge fund traders who puff on big cigars after  wheeling and dealing on Wall Street, Doubledown Media LLC has  the magazine for you.
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A sixteen-year-old British teen got a lot more than he was expecting with his latest Ebay purchase.
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Global media giant News Corp announced that it will spend 600 million pounds (1.03 billion dollars) over the next five years on new printing plants for its newspapers in Britain.
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Business & money: Supermarket chain trumps rivals with 9% sales jump, and new ad campaign helps lift profits
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IF YOU are planning to head to London for holiday, don&#39;t forget to stop by at Google first. The Internet search firm has launched its Froogle price comparison website in Britain, expanding the company&#39;s e-commerce
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British producers struggle to keep up with consumers' soaring demand.