Trinity Mirror hit by 7.9% ad slump
15 Dec 2005 | by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Trinity Mirror has suffered a sharp tumble in advertising revenue for the second half of 2005, with its national portfolio the worst hit.
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Scotsman acquired by Johnston Press
19 Dec 2005
The Scotsman will have a new home after regional publisher Johnston Press acquired the title in a £160m cash deal to buy Scotsman Publications.
Metro International gains full control of Holland title
13 Dec 2005 | by Sheelagh Doyle
Newspaper publisher, Metro International has acquired the final 9.99% of Metro Holland from existing minority shareholders.
MediaCom retains £35m press business for COI
13 Dec 2005 | by Mark Banham
MediaCom has won the £35m press account for the COI in a final pitch between the WPP agency and Publicis-owned Starcom Group.
Telegraph and Guardian raise bulk, foreign sales
13 Dec 2005 | by Kevin May
The Daily Telegraph and The Guardian boosted their bulk copies and foreign sales respectively to help meet key circulation thresholds in November.
Ad expenditure shows marginal increase
12 Dec 2005 | by James Livesley
The Advertising Association has published quarterly figures that show a marginal year-on-year increase of 0.1% in advertising expenditure compared to the third quarter last year.
NS brings in Donaldson for research post
09 Dec 2005 | by Paul McNally
The Newspaper Society, which represents the interests of Britain’s regional press, has appointed Keith Donaldson to the newly-created role of head of research and insight.
National Press ABCs: November 2005
09 Dec 2005 | by Kevin May
The Audit Bureau of Circulations has released circulation figures for national newspapers for November 2005.
Daily Mail owner buys property website for £48m
08 Dec 2005 | by Paul McNally
The Daily Mail & General Trust has joined its rivals in the national newspaper market and bid £48m for Fastcrop, the company behind the property website Primelocation.com.
Expansive slams publishers for lack of imagination
08 Dec 2005 | by Paul McNally
A magazine cover mount specialist has called on publishers to give more thought to how they entice their readers.
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