Newspapers

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 Mirror has reported an expected fall in revenue and profit as it increases its structural cost savings target for the year to £20m.

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.

Iliffe Media has acquired the entire shareholding of Kent’s independent publisher KM Media Group, for an undisclosed sum.

Johnston Press has made a £300m loss after a further major writedown in the value of its assets, and is under pressure from its biggest shareholder as it wrestles with the financial implications...

Trinity Mirror has seen a boost in both print and digital revenue, with overall sales increasing for the full year by more than £100m.

Johnston Press and News UK have taken on a chunk of DMG Media’s print work, which will see the rival publishers handle production of The Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.

Guardian Media Group (GMG) is considering outsourcing its printing and potentially becoming a tabloid as one of a series of cost-cutting measures.

Trinity Mirror is in talks Northern & Shell with a view to buying a number of the company's national newspaper titles.

Trinity Mirror has said that it expects print advertising revenue for Q4 to be down 17% on last year’s figure.

Closure of the Daily Mail & General Trust's (DMGT) Harmsworth Didcot printing site could be delayed until early next year.

The Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT) has announced that the proposed closure of its Harmsworth Didcot site will cost just shy of £50m.