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16 Oct 2014:
Mail Online recorded more than 184 million unique browsers in September, a 2.7% rise over August. By Chris Johnston
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13 Oct 2014:
Trinity Mirror title's export no longer economically viable
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2 Oct 2014:
Chief executive Simon Fox says Sunday Mirror article about Conservative minister was in the public interest. By Mark Sweney
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2 Oct 2014:
Simon Fox says we did all we could about phone hacking
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28 Sep 2014: Analysts are confident that the publisher of the Daily Mirror could absorb more compensation payments. By Mark Sweney
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26 Sep 2014:
Roy Greenslade looks back at the publisher's lengthy attempt to avoid dealing with allegations of voicemail interception
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26 Sep 2014: Ex-England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson to receive £30,000 in damages, as it emerges group is facing up to 50 civil claims. By Lisa O’Carroll
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24 Sep 2014: Sven-Göran Eriksson and Alan Yentob among claimants in first major admission of hacking by non-Murdoch paper
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24 Sep 2014:
Newspaper group balked at rumours of phone hacking and put off any internal inquiries, now it must justify its actions
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24 Sep 2014:
Roy Greenslade believes the Sunday Mirror's publisher should have treated allegations seriously years ago
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19 Sep 2014:
Six titles, with three different publishers, carry similar front pages
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17 Sep 2014:
Roy Greenslade argues that British journalists acted for their readers long before the internet arrived
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8 Sep 2014:
Newspaper's dedicated writer in redundancy talks
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24 Aug 2014: Peter Preston: Sales of the 134-year-old People are declining, like those of its stablemates, but with owner Trinity Mirror depriving it of staff and resources, that decline could be prematurely terminal
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18 Aug 2014:
James Scott and deputy editor Nick Buckley to leave positions as part of newspaper’s editorial merger with the Sunday Mirror. By Mark Sweney and Lisa O’Carroll
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