Money Marketing TV, which broadcast its last programme on December 7, will not be taken offline, the title's editor John Lappin told Journalism.co.uk.
"We are having a pause for thought with the TV channel, but this doesn't mean we're getting out of webcasting," John Lappin, editor of Money Marketing, told Journalism.co.uk.
"Given all the content we are bringing out in print and online, we feel we need to look at formats other than news [for the TV channel]."
Lappin said he hoped the service would be 'up and running again' in the next few weeks with new programmes, such as round table debates, potentially added to its schedule.
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