Despite tales of woe concerning the effect of the internet, the death of traditional advertising and shrinking news budgets, Robert Niles of the Online Journalism Review believes there’s only one problem facing journalism in 2011 – attitude. Read the full story

A survey has suggested that just two per cent of readers would pay for a website that they currently use for free, reports Press Gazette. Read the full story

Sly Bailey has outlined her vision of a “post-web” newspaper business, reports paidContent. Read the full story

The death of the newspaper may not come as soon as expected, after Enders Analysis admitted that its pessimistic predictions for the regional press had been wide of the mark. Read the full story

The quality press has been accused of “sneering at the working class” by the News of the World’s managing director Bill Akass. Read the full story

Coverage of international news by the UK media has fallen by up to 40 per cent in the past 30 years, according to a study by the Media Standards Trust. Read the full story

The editor of i, the Independent’s smaller brother, has claimed that it has “exceeded our most bullish of expectations” in its first few days on sale. Read the full story

Condé Nast, publisher of magazines including Glamour and GQ, has revealed it took a massive cut in pre-tax profits for 2009. Read the full story