By John Glenday

Publishing powerhouse Trinity Mirror has suffered a further nine per cent sip in revenues over the third quarter, extending a 13 per cent decline registered in the second quarter, as publishing and print revenues continued to fall.

Despite enjoying a 24 per cent increase in its digital business Trinity was unable to offset a six per cent decline at its publishing arm and an eight per cent fall at its print operations.

In the online sphere Trinity was buoyed by a 31 per cent uplift in average monthly unique users and a 48 per cent increase page views over the reporting period Read full story ›

Source: The Drum