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- IRS 2019 Q2: Times of India leads Mumbai, Hindustan Times holds leadership in Delhi
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- IRS 2019 Q2: AIR of top four Hindi dailies degrow; TOI records growth
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- Deccan Herald relaunches in a new avatar
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- HT Media Q1 result: Consolidated revenue increases but print revenue shrinks
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- Import duty on newsprint to benefit domestic producers
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- DB Corp reports drop in net profit and revenues in Q1FY20
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- Inext creates buzz among readers with a new campaign for ‘Inext Hitlist’
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- Newspapers must relook at revenue model, put in place cost-optimisation measures: Lakshmi Menon, The New Indian Express
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- 10% customs duty on newsprint will break industry's back, say India's top newspapers
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- Pradeep Dwivedi to focus on media investments
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- Salman Khan is face of Dainik Bhaskar Group’s drive to boost circulation
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- Firstpost shuts print edition after four months of operations
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- People will pay for good content; newspaper subscription model has growth potential
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- HT revamps school edition in Delhi-NCR
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- IRS 2019 Q1: Dainik Bhaskar’s AIR shows maximum growth, Dainik Jagran retains lead but is stagnant
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- IRS 2019 Q1: TOI, Mumbai Mirror, Mid Day and Mint record double-digit growth in AIR
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- Commentary: Confident MRUC isn't taking IRS criticism lying down this time
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- IRS 2019 Q1: AIR grows in absolute numbers, degrowth recorded in terms of percentage of the universe
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- IRS 2019 Q1: India Today tops English and Hindi magazines; Vanitha leads in regional languages
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- IRS 2019 Q1: Dainik Jagran retains lead, Dainik Bhaskar becomes No. 2, ToI remains No. 1 English daily
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- AirAsia India seeks publisher for in-flight magazine travel360° India
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- Pulwama headline row: TOI faces wrath of readers both online and offline, gets over 33,000 one star reviews on its app
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- 18th edition of India Today Conclave to be held in Delhi in March
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- Business Today presents sixth edition of BT Mindrush
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- Lokmat to merge Sunday supplement with main issue from Feb 10
