Reach plc

British newspaper and magazine publisher

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July 2020 Announced cutting 550 jobs (12% of workforce) due to falling advertising income
2018 The company rebranded from Trinity Mirror to Reach plc, signaling a strategic shift in its corporate identity.
February 2018 Completed acquisition of Northern & Shell publishing assets, including Daily Express, Sunday Express, Daily Star, and OK! magazine
2015 Both experimental websites UsVsTh3m and Ampp3d were closed down.
November 2015 Purchased Local World, acquiring 115 local newspaper titles and expanding local circulation by around 50%
May 21 2015 Awarded damages totaling nearly £1.25 million to eight individuals, including Sadie Frost and Paul Gascoigne, for phone hacking
February 13 2015 Published a public apology for phone hacking in the Daily Mirror, Sunday People, and Sunday Mirror
September 24 2014 Admitted phone hacking and agreed to pay compensation to four individuals including Shane Richie, Shobna Gulati, Lucy Benjamin, and Alan Yentob
2013 Trinity Mirror launched two experimental content websites: UsVsTh3m, a BuzzFeed-like site with quizzes and Flash games edited by Rob Manuel, and Ampp3d, a data journalism website.
January 2012 Acquired Communicator Corp, a digital communications company, for £8 million
January 2011 Former MP Paul Marsden announces potential legal action against Trinity Mirror for alleged phone hacking
February 2010 Bought regional M.E.N. Media and S&B Media divisions from Guardian Media Group, including Manchester Evening News and Reading Evening Post

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