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• Newspaper launch in Grantham heralds old-fashioned circulation war

  22 Oct 2014:

  Local World to publish title in opposition to Johnston Press

• Newsquest hardly gets a mention in Gannett's third quarter report

  21 Oct 2014:

  Local paper publisher enjoys job ads increase

• Conference to discuss the state of local journalism after Leveson

  16 Oct 2014:

  Speakers will consider effects of new regulation

• Local news website editor defends his 'shameless' clickbait content

  10 Oct 2014:

  Award-winning reporter attacks nude pictures 'story'

• How to save local journalism (and democracy) with a new funding initiative

  10 Oct 2014:

  Could Google be a saviour for UK journalism?

• Evenings switch to overnight printing to cut distribution costs

  9 Oct 2014:

  Family-owned CN Group among the last to make the move

• Journalist wins his place in a dull calendar for protecting the apostrophe

  8 Oct 2014:

  The pedant's revolt! Or should that be the pedants' revolt?

• Newsquest reports 11% fall in profits

  1 Oct 2014: Regional newspaper company reports adjusted profits last year fell to £67.3m, and parent company Gannett UK’s titles dropped 5.4%. By Mark Sweney

• Ray Tindle's staff get £500 wage increases for the second successive year

  1 Oct 2014:

  He proves he is a different kind of newspaper owner

• Media and communications: the first line of defence against Ebola

  Guardian Professional, 29 Sep 2014: As well as healthworkers, journalists are on the frontline of the Ebola outbreak and they have vital role in stopping the spread of the disease, write Jeanne Bourgault and Daniel Bruce
  

• Trinity Mirror faces up to the financial fallout as phone-hacking claims mount

  28 Sep 2014: Analysts are confident that the publisher of the Daily Mirror could absorb more compensation payments. By Mark Sweney

• Boris Johnson cycle superhighway plans cut and delayed

  25 Sep 2014: While his allies rally round his flagship project, other elements of the London mayor’s “cycling vision” are being quietly dropped or slowed down
  

• Sunday Herald enjoys 111% sales rise after backing Scottish independence

  25 Sep 2014:

  Glasgow paper benefits from standing alone to back Yes vote

• Phone hacking: Trinity Mirror to pay out over 10 claims

  24 Sep 2014: Sven-Göran Eriksson and Alan Yentob among claimants in first major admission of hacking by non-Murdoch paper
  

• Trinity Mirror ostriches rear their heads

  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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