Trinity Mirror
Last weekend’s Sunday People splash showing Nigella Lawson apparently being attacked by husband Charles Saatchi has been viewed 20 million times.
The Liverpool Post has launched a daily tablet and smart phone app for business news.
Only two of Trinity Mirror’s 14 leading regional newspapers have grown their circulation this year.
Former Sunday Express editor Sue Douglas is to lead the transformation of the Sunday People into a seven-day digital product.
Sue Douglas, the former editor of the Sunday Express, has taken charge of a new Trinity Mirror subsidiary which will include the Sunday People less than a month after she failed in a takeover bid for the title.
Trinity Mirror's revenue for the first four months of the year fell by 10 per cent compared to the same period in 2013.
The National Union of Journalists has called on Trinity Mirror shareholders to demand the company publish the difference in pay between its top executives and regional reporters
A consortium of investors led by a former editor of the Sunday Express has apparently failed in its bid to take over the Sunday People.
Trinity Mirror and the Sue Douglas-led Phoenix Ventures consortium entered talks in January around taking a majority stake in the Sunday title.
Two local news websites in Wales are set to launch in print this month as they seek to fill the “gaping hole” in regional coverage caused by editorial job cuts.
Trinity Mirror's managing director of digital media has resigned after six months with the company.
Trinity Mirror is to introduce technology across its top titles which will allow readers to buy products mentioned in editorial.
Trinity Mirror has launched a free app which allows readers to buy newspapers via their mobile phone.
Trinity Mirror has announced the creation of a digital journalism unit responsible for "developing engaging content ideas for our websites and print publications".
- Operating profit up 2.5 per cent
- Simon Fox outlines vision for merger of national and regional divisions
Birmingham Mail executive editor Stacey Barnfield has been named new editor of the Birmingham Post.
The Birmingham Mail is to give away 50,000 free copies of the paper on Fridays in the city centre in a bid to increase readership.
Journalists working across all Trinity Mirror’s regional papers are bracing themselves for the introduction of a new working model called “Newsroom 3.0”.
Some 16 Members of Parliament have now condemned plans to axe 66 regional jobs cuts across Trinity Mirror's network of titles.
Trinity Mirror has told staff that no payments will be made under its 2012 bonus scheme and that it plans to cut a further 32 non-editorial staff across its offices in Manchester, Cardiff and Birmingham.
Trinity Mirror is to introduce a set of five newspaper templates that will be used across its entire regional newspaper portfolio.
