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Newspaper bodies link up
The Newspaper Publishers Association and the Newspaper Society have joined forces and will operate from one location under the directorship of Newspaper Society director, David Newell.
Trinity Mirror to sell Racing Post and 124 regional papers
Trinity Mirror is to sell off its sports titles, including the Racing Post, and 124 regional newspapers in the Midlands, London and the South East following a review of the business.
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Inferno, IPA, Guardian News and Media, Axon Publishing, Media Planning Group, Radio Advertising Bureau, Ofcom, Nielsen Media Research, GMG Radio
Publishers adapt to the online ad option
The Government's policy of hosting public sector recruitment websites is impacting on a wide range of print titles. Robin Parker reports on how publishers are meeting this revenue stream challenge.
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