Johnston Press on ‘collision course’ with NUJ as members are asked to back demands and industrial action ballot
Johnston Press is said to be on "collision course" with the National Union of Journalists over its plans to cut…
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Johnston Press investor document forecasts 2017 operating profit growth driven by ads and more cost cuts
Liberum report for JP predicts year-on-year operating profit growth next year Potential investors told: 'Johnston Press management are experts at…
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Johnston Press identifies 59 ‘sub-core’ titles, including Wigan Evening Post and Scotland on Sunday
Johnston Press has identified 59 titles it considers to be "sub-core" after revealing it is looking to sell some of…
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NUJ: ‘Flawed’ Newsquest subbing hubs causing ‘unnecessary pressure and conflict’
Journalists at Newsquest have called for an urgent review of the system which sees many titles sub-edited remotely from a…
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Johnston Press has identified "a number of brands" that are not "part of its long-term future" and put them up…
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Sir Ray Tindle plans for future with sale of London and Dorset titles to management
Sir Ray Tindle is selling a number of his titles in London and Dorset to the current managers. The View…
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DMGT chief executive Martin Morgan to retire this year
Daily Mail and General Trust has launched the search for a new chief executive after Martin Morgan announced plans to…
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Mirror team led by Alison Phillips believed to be working on new cut-price national newspaper
A team of Mirror journalists have been seconded to work on a new, cut-price national newspaper, well-placed sources have told…
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