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Trinity Mirror anticipates continued print revenue decline
Trinity Mirror has said it is expecting declines in print advertising and circulation revenue in Q4 2017, but has reported that it is making "good progress" with its acquisition of Northern & Shell's...
Guardian announces tabloid switch date
Guardian Media Group (GMG) has confirmed that The Guardian and Observer will switch from their mid-size Berliner format to a tabloid size next month.
Johnston Press hits £1m a month earnings for 'i'
Johnston Press has revealed the i newspaper is now trading in line with its plans, with EBITDA for the title averaging £1m a month for each of the past three months.
Rebel shareholder demands installation of Salmond as Johnston chairman
The war of words between Johnston Press and one of its major shareholders has escalated after Johnston received a formal demand that former Scottish first minister Alex Salmond is installed as...
Fall in profits turns screw on Express buyout deal
Express Newspapers has posted falling sales and profits as speculation continues over its impending sale to Trinity Mirror.
Trinity Mirror and Northern & Shell in new takeover deal
Trinity Mirror has confirmed that it could potentially acquire ALL of Northern & Shell’s publishing assets.
Trinity Mirror announces more local newspaper closures
Trinity Mirror will close four free local weekly newspaper titles later this month.
Monocle launches Summer Weekly
Global affairs magazine and brand Monocle has launched a new newspaper, the Monocle Summer Weekly, with the first of four issues hitting newsstands today (10 August).
Johnston Press and Trinity Mirror ink new print deals
Johnston Press and Trinity Mirror have reached agreement on new “mutually supportive” multi-year printing contracts.
Johnston Press results boosted by the i
A strong performance from the i newspaper has helped bolster interim results at Johnston Press, which is battling to reinvent itself in the face of huge decline in classified advertising.
Trinity posts revenue slump
Trinity Mirror has reported an expected fall in revenue and profit as it increases its structural cost savings target for the year to £20m.
Trinity impacted by ailing print revenues
Trinity Mirror’s print revenue looks set to decline by more than 10% in the first half of 2017 and will only be partially offset by improved digital sales.