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Trinity Mirror

Trinity Mirror was one of the UK’s largest newspaper publishers, with a portfolio including five national newspapers as well as more than 140 regional titles.

The group, headquartered at Canary Wharf in London, employed over 8,000 people in more than 90 locations across the UK.

Its major regional newspaper operations were based around its centres in Liverpool, Cardiff, Birmingham and Newcastle.

In 2018 it changed its name to Reach plc.

What we have written about Trinity Mirror

Changes for Trinity Mirror in the south

Trinity Mirror’s purchase of Southnews has sparked structural changes to give a boost in the competitive southern market. The company hopes the changes – which include some management personnel – will make its titles stronger, more efficient and better prepared

Regional input to boost entertainment website

Input from local newspapers could prove a key difference to a new showbiz website from Trinity Mirror. icShowbiz.com will take information, news and reviews from Trinity’s 174 regional and national titles to boost the content of the site – and

Future online is bright

Page 1 of 2 Regional newspapers are in a prime position to become the dominant news and information providers of the electronic publishing age – but they need to develop, innovate and move fast if they are to stay ahead

New ideas for generating website traffic and revenue

Newspaper publishers will be guided through ideas on developing Internet traffic and generating website revenue at the Newspaper Society’s New Media Conference. The conference takes place at the Swallow St John’s Hotel, Solihull, on November 7, and will be followed

Elaine joins Trinity Mirror

Elaine Blackburne has joined Trinity Mirror New Media as Content Manager Teesside. She was previously Assistant Head of Content at the Newcastle Journal. Elaine (35) is part of a new content team being set up at the Evening Gazette offices

New look for Coventry website

A new look with new features is planned for the Go2Coventry web site run by the Coventry Evening Telegraph. The paper is promising more news, more sport, free web mail, free websites for communities, extended what’s on information and a

£10.5m spent on new reception area

Work on a plush new entrance and reception area for the Liverpool Echo and Daily Post’s headquarters will soon be complete. Some £10.5m has been spent on the project at New Hall Place, Old Hall Street. The newspaper offices are

Metro free titles to launch in Scotland and Yorkshire

Page 1 of 2 Free Metro newspapers will be launched in Scotland and Yorkshire early in the New Year. The confirmation came from publishing company Daily Mail & General Trust as it announced its preliminary full-year results. DMGT, which also

Green light for £284m Southnews sale

Trade and Industry Secretary Stephen Byers has agreed to the transfer of Southnews titles to Trinity Mirror. The minister is satisfied the paid-for circulation of the titles falls within the statutory limit. Weekly newspaper group Southnews is being sold for

RIM battle:Three bids cleared

Page 1 of 2 Three possible bids for Regional Independent Media have been given the all-clear by Trade and Industry Secretary Stephen Byers. Gannett UK, which owns Newsquest, Johnston Press and Guardian Media Group have all been given the go-ahead

Trinity Mirror scoops up Southnews

Page 1 of 2 Weekly newspaper group Southnews is set to be sold to Trinity Mirror after the two companies agreed a £284m deal. Southnews, which began in 1986 in a management buy-out from Westminster Press, comprises 25 paid for

Searching for more accurate readership figures

A working group of newspaper industry experts are looking for a more accurate way to measure the total audience of regional titles. The different systems available will be reassessed by the Newspaper Society group. The study will also examine ways

Independent survey puts Chronicle on top

The Evening Chronicle is still the North East’s biggest selling daily newspaper, new research has revealed. An independent survey showed the Newcastle Chronicle reaches an average of 254,000 people every day and more than 400,000 adults every week. Research, by

Journalists have to regain public trust

Journalists have to regain public trust, said Philip Graf, chief executive of Trinity Mirror. In his conference address to the Society of Editors at Cardiff, he said that a recent poll had shown that print journalists were trusted by fewer

Here is the news- Editors' topical agenda

The BBC’s decision to move its main news to 10pm is likely to come up for discussion this month at the Society of Editors annual conference. Top name speakers from the media, politics and other organisationsare lined up for the

Good news from DMGT

Daily Mail & General Trust – the company which owns the regional newspaper group Northcliffe – has issued a positive statement to investors ahead of the end of the financial year on October 1. DMGT said Northcliffe saw advertising revenues