Johnston Press has shed half of its journalists since 2009 with more than 1,000 jobs gone
Johnston Press editorial staff headcount has halved since 2009 Latest cuts likely to bring editorial and photographic staff number down…
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Nearly 100 journalists at risk of redundancy across Johnston Press – Scotland and Northern Ireland worst hit
Nearly 100 editorial jobs are set to go at Johnston Press in the latest round of cuts. Some 32 jobs…
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Despite growing profits Newsquest set to cut 25 more journalists on Glasgow Herald and Times titles
Newsquest is proposing to cut another 25 journalism jobs on its Glasgow-based daily titles – the fourth round of redundancies…
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Newsagents condemn Northern and Shell as cover price cuts set to be extended from Star to Express titles
Northern and Shell's newspaper price cuts are being extended to the Daily Express. The weekday and weekend prices of the…
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn: Leveson part two has ‘got to be done’
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said Leveson part two has “got to be done”. It has been widely reported this…
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Paul Dacre’s pay and pension grosses £2.16m, down due to switch from salary supplement to long-term incentive plan
Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre’s total remuneration fell by 39 per cent to £1.475m in the year to September 2015,…
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Report: Trinity Mirror considering launching cheaper tabloid ‘to replicate success of the i’
Trinity Mirror is considering launching a new, cheaper tabloid, the Financial Times reports today. The Daily Mirror currently costs 60p,…
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UBM sells press release distribution business PR Newswire for £562m
Business publisher and events organiser UBM has sold its press release distribution business PR Newswire for $821m (£562m). It has…
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