By John Glenday

Guardian Media Group has announced that chief executive Andrew Miller is to step down at the end of June after concluding a five year turnaround plan for the publisher.

This reorganisation of group activities prioritised digital media distribution, international ventures and a rethink of assets which raised more than £850m of long-term reserves to secure the financial and editorial independence of the Guardian.

In its most recent set of financial results the publisher reported a rise in revenues of 7 per cent to £210m, reducing operating losses by 27 per cent to £19.4m. Digital revenues also recorded an upward tick, increasing Read full story ›

Source: The Drum