Newspapers

Newsquest to close CN Group printing ops

Newsquest has outlined plans to close the printing operations at the CN Group in Carlisle, which it acquired last week, with more than 30 jobs at risk.

Trinity Mirror reveals rebrand as revenue and profits fall

Alongside its full-year results, which showed declines in both revenue and profits, Trinity Mirror has revealed it is set to change its name to Reach.

Trinity Mirror and Northern & Shell seal sale deal

Trinity Mirror has agreed to purchase Northern & Shell’s publishing assets in a near-£200m deal including payments into the Northern & Shell pension schemes.

Trinity Mirror speaks out on Northern & Shell speculation

Trinity Mirror has spoken out about its proposed takeover of various Northern & Shell assets, following press speculation over the weekend.

Johnston Press full-year revenue dips but contract printing sales up

Johnston Press has issued a trading update for the 52 weeks to 30 December 2017, reporting a 5% drop in revenue from continuing operations but contract printing revenue growth of 4%.

Express buyout could be blocked by Trinity Mirror shareholders

Shareholders at Trinity Mirror have said they are prepared to block a proposed takeover of the Express if the price agreed with owner Richard Desmond is too high, according to a Telegraph report.

Guardian launches new tabloid format

The Guardian has launched its new tabloid format today (15 January) following the publication of its final edition in the mid-size Berliner format on Saturday.

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.