Irish competition watchdog launches investigation into Reach takeover of Express Newspapers
Ireland’s competition watchdog is launching an in-depth probe into Reach’s £126.7m takeover of the Express and Star newspapers. The Competition…
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Daily Post defies holiday firm’s request to be left out of story on underpaid workers because of ‘amount of money’ it spends with Welsh paper
A holiday company attempted to stop Wales’ best-selling newspaper from including it in a story about firms allegedly underpaying staff,…
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Weekly Wales titles lose political columns after redesign but Assembly Member warns move will ‘weaken understanding of politics’
A Welsh Assembly Member has warned a decision by the the largest newspaper publisher in Wales to remove political columns…
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Manchester Evening News and Huddersfield Examiner latest to face redundancies as Reach continues separation of print and digital operations
The Manchester Evening News and Huddersfield Daily Examiner newsrooms are the latest to face redundancies amid parent company Reach’s continuing…
By Reach increases phone-hacking money pot by further £7.5m bringing total provisions to £70.5m
The publisher of the Daily Mirror has announced it is increasing the amount of money set aside for settling historical…
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‘Slow news day’ claims ‘couldn’t be farther from the truth’ as journalists toil at ‘breakneck pace’ to bring news, says Cornwall Live boss
Cornwall Live’s head of content has hit out at the use of the phrase “slow news day” to criticise news…
By Culture Secretary gives green light to Reach takeover of Express Newspapers
Culture Secretary Matt Hancock has cleared Reach’s takeover of Express Newspapers, meaning there will be no further public interest or…
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Office closure of oldest newspaper in Wales will be ‘loss for journalism’ as reporters set to work from home and in the field
Reach has announced it will close the newsroom of the oldest newspaper in Wales after a review of “customer footfall”…
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