 The Scotsman: The Cosmopolitan age
THIRTY-FIVE years ago, a new magazine for women hit the newsstands in the UK. It cost 20p, and by lunchtime all 350,000 copies of that first issue had sold out.
The Scotsman: GMG in Apax link to buy Radio Forth owner Emap
GUARDIAN Media Group has teamed up with Apax to bid for the entire business-to-business arm of Radio Forth owner Emap.
The Scotsman: News Corp says it 'will crush the FT'
PETER Chernin, the president of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, has said the media giant will "crush" the Financial Times after acquiring its big US rival.
The Scotsman: Is this the beginning of the end for Trinity Mirror?
AT THE risk of stating the obvious, Trinity Mirror (TM) is in a truly parlous state. Its so-called business strategy is in tatters and the City, having finally realised that fact, is beginning to see it as the basket case it has been for years.
The Scotsman: £50m deal for Sport Newspapers
SPORT Newspapers, which produces the Daily and Sunday Sport and is 50 per cent owned by co-founder David Sullivan, has agreed to a takeover deal worth around £50 million with Interactive World.
The Scotsman: Trinity Mirror shares fall 4.3% as assets revalued
SHARES in Trinity Mirror, publisher of the Daily Mirror, suffered their biggest drop in almost seven years yesterday after Morgan Stanley cut its rating on the stock, citing lower-than-expected proceeds from asset sales.
The Scotsman: Papers' strike action suspended
JOURNALISTS at the Herald, Sunday Herald and Glasgow's Evening Times yesterday suspended their latest in a wave of strikes.
The Scotsman: Murdoch closes in on Wall Street Journal
RUPERT Murdoch last night appeared to be on the brink of owning the Wall Street Journal as his £2.6 billion bid for the Dow Jones group headed towards completion.
The Scotsman: Staff at Herald set for second walk-out
JOURNALISTS at The Herald are expected to stage a second strike this week in protest at management cutbacks.
The Scotsman: Trinity Mirror says profits on target
NEWSPAPER publisher Trinity Mirror says it remains confident of meeting profits expectations, despite continued volatility in advertising conditions.
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Herald staff strike over compulsory redundancies
Bash Street School gets its first new pupil for 50 years
Awards at the double for the Evening News
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