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With the dust still far from settling, Raymond Snoddy examines what has been a tumultuous 12 months for politics and media organisations.

Trinity Mirror Group has issued a statement ahead of its upcoming financial results forecasting publishing revenue to be down -10% year-on-year, while group revenue is expected to fall by -9%.

Of The Times’ 6.4 million-strong audience, 4.1 million of those come from print, while 2.3 million are on mobile.

The latest NRS audience measurement figures for the magazine market have been released today, blending NRS and AMP print readership data for the first time.

It’s time to wake up. Enders Analysis’ Douglas McCabe explains why the findings of a new report should set alarm bells ringing across the entire media and advertising market.

Currently printed in a European-style Berliner format, the move will take effect from July 13.

Both the Daily Telegraph and The Times increased their daily circulation by 2.5% period-on-period in May, while i was up 1.2%.

Publisher Haymarket said the move is “designed to enhance Campaign’s digital and print package to cater to the needs of today’s global creative marketers.”

Rupert Murdoch and the right-wing tabloids’ power over the general election outcome has diminished greatly compared with a number of years ago. Raymond Snoddy looks at what’s changed.

GMG has signed a contract with Trinity Mirror to take on the responsibility of printing both titles from early 2018.