Trinity Mirror
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Why The New Day didn't work... and had no hope of workingBold in concept and timid in execution, the newspaper’s failure cannot be blamed on anyone except Trinity Mirror’s chief executive, Simon Fox
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Trinity Mirror shares hit three-year low ahead of AGMPublisher’s top executives face grilling over The New Day and phone-hacking payouts at investor meeting on Thursday
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Newspaper publishers want more reporters - at the BBC's expenseRegional press owners approach corporation’s news chief, James Harding, to seek funding for journalists to cover local courts and council meetings
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The New Day got off to a terrible start, and Trinity Mirror’s bosses are to blameQuestions about its wholly inadequate promotion and cover price changes should be directed at chief executive Simon Fox
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The New Day in price U-turn despite sales slide to less than 90,000Trinity Mirror reverses decision to freeze price at 25p and moves to raise it to 50p
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'Newsprint: it ain't over yet' - debate on the future of newspapersAfter the demise of the printed Independent, and amid the digital revolution, panel will consider whether it is too early to write off the press
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The New Day lives up to its promise to be a different kind of dailyTrinity Mirror’s magazine-style newspaper offers relentlessly upbeat editorial and a poster-style front page about a serious and sensitive subject
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Trinity Mirror: low costs mean New Day could be profitable this yearPublisher voices high hopes for newly launched paper, but reports that pre-tax profits for its existing products fell by more than 17% last year
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New Day editor Alison Phillips: 'We threw out all previous thinking'Britain’s new daily has no leading articles, no website, and columnists but no columns: can it drag readers back to print?
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Trinity Mirror £5m ad campaign asks us to 'seize the New Day'Newspaper launch on Monday will be preceded by extensive television, print and social media ads created by Quiet Storm
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Mirror looks to target female readers with secret national newspaper projectTeam led by Sunday Mirror editor Alison Phillips said to be developing new cut-price tabloid title focused on women
Greenslade The New Day wins plaudits for its final issue's main story