• Media Week , Thursday, May 31, 2012 3 AM

The move to one editorial and commercial operation is expected to result in considerable cost-savings for the embattled business, which report double-digit falls in ad revenues over the last year. The national and regional newspaper publisher has also said early indications are that advertising revenues in May are likely to be down 10%. The changes have been instigated by Mark Hollinshead, managing director of the Trinity Mirror nationals, who has been tipped as a strong candidate as replacement for the out-going chief executive Sly Bailey.

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