Manchester Evening News launches election chatbot called ‘Emmeline’ to encourage people to vote
The Manchester Evening News has launched an election chatbot named after suffragette leader Emmeline Pankhurst which aims to encourage people…
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Elizabeth Hurley wins phone-hacking payout from Mirror and gives ‘substantial sum’ to Hacked Off
Elizabeth Hurley is the latest celebrity to receive damages and an apology from Mirror Group Newspapers over phone-hacking. The 51-year-old…
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Senior editorial executives Neil Benson and Pete Picton to leave Trinity Mirror
Neil Benson is stepping down after 24 years with Trinity Mirror, including 16 as editorial director of its regional newspapers.…
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Trinity Mirror launches automated InYourArea local news and information website
Regional press giant Trinity Mirror has launched a new personalised local news service called InYourArea.co.uk. The website offers local news…
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Jeffrey Archer, Kevin Keegan and Patsy Kensit among 44 to agree Mirror phone-hacking payouts
Some 44 celebrities and other figures have settled their phone-hacking claims against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN). More than 100 are…
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Former Trinity editor says local press publishers seek ‘most revenue for least effort’ as he launches monthly Northants title
A former weekly editor has criticised big regional publishers for making “the most revenue for the least effort” as he launches a free…
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Trinity Mirror gives Local World journalists the same birth and sick benefits as rest of group
Trinity Mirror has agreed to give hundreds of journalists on former Local World titles the same benefits as colleagues in…
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MP laments ‘real loss for Cambridge’ after daily drops decade of stories from its website
The daily Cambridge News has lost a public archive of stories covering more than a decade after owners Trinity Mirror…
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