Simon Fox to step down as chief of Daily Mirror owner Reach
Former Ladbrokes Coral boss Jim Mullen to take charge at UK’s largest regional newspaper group
March 2018
Trinity Mirror to rebrand as Reach after Express and Star deal
Chief executive Simon Fox’s pay package increases by nearly 20% despite slide in revenues
February 2018
Editors of Daily Express and Daily Star quit in wake of £200m takeover
Job cuts to save £20m loom as Trinity Mirror completes buyout of Richard Desmond titles
September 2017
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Northern & Shell takeover may prolong Trinity Mirror's life, but its future is uncertain
Roy Greenslade
Bid is likely to face challenges from shareholders and regulators, and involve title mergers and staff cutbacks
January 2017
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Popular newspapers suffer greater circulation falls than qualities
Roy Greenslade
Double-digit declines in the sales of Sunday titles confirm the success of Saturday editions, but the real winners are, of course, digital platforms
November 2016
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Trinity Mirror's chiefs should resign for failing to protect a source
Roy Greenslade
Robert Norman went to jail because the Daily Mirror publisher handed police documentary evidence that he had been paid for whistleblowing
June 2016
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How Trinity Mirror's chief is strangling his newspapers to death
Roy Greenslade
Simon Fox, publisher of a misbegotten daily paper that lasted just nine weeks, institutes yet another round of editorial cutbacks
May 2016
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The New Day wins plaudits for its final issue's main story
Roy Greenslade
But, like the paper itself, it didn’t quite live up to the hype. Surely Trinity Mirror’s daily newspaper experiment should have stayed in the laboratory
Mirror journalists fear cuts to cover 'secretive' New Day costs
As newspaper closes after just nine weeks, NUJ voices financial and job concerns outside Trinity Mirror’s annual meeting
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Why The New Day didn't work... and had no hope of working
Roy Greenslade
Bold in concept and timid in execution, the newspaper’s failure cannot be blamed on anyone except Trinity Mirror’s chief executive, Simon Fox
April 2016
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Trinity Mirror share price dips as it suffers death by a thousand cuts
Roy Greenslade
Chief executive Simon Fox tries to cope with falling sales, falling ad revenue, a big phone hacking financial headache and a failed newspaper launch.
March 2016
The New Day got off to a terrible start, and Trinity Mirror’s bosses are to blame
Roy Greenslade
The New Day sales estimated at 150,000 copies a day
February 2016
New Day editor Alison Phillips: 'We threw out all previous thinking'
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It's The New Day - first look at Trinity Mirror's new newspaper
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Trinity Mirror and Johnston Press show touching faith in print
Roy Greenslade
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Will the Sunday Mirror change its mind about firing Kevin O'Sullivan?
Roy Greenslade
January 2016
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Trinity Mirror considers launching new national newspaper
Publisher has not disputed reports that it is exploring launching a cheaper title similar to the Independent’s i
November 2015
Trinity Mirror chief says it is fit and proper for Local World takeover
Simon Fox says changed newsroom practices means possibility of claims over alleged hacking in past has no relevance to current working culture
October 2015
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Why Trinity Mirror's acquisition of Local World makes sense
Expanded regional publishing group will be able to increase digital investment and also present digital advertisers with a larger audience across the UK
