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Topic “Guardian Media Group”

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Print media outlook: make the most of 2012 We forecast print media advertising will be down by about 4% in 2012, with national newspaper display roughly flat, performances we envisage will be seen as a temporary reprieve once the substantially tougher 2013 that we expect to follow is underway Print media is not out of the structural woods, and even relatively small revenue contraction will amplify pain as the opportunities for further streamlining fixed-cost physical distribution operations are realistically diminishing DMGT Guardian Media Group News Corp Yell	Media, Press	March 2012 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
Zoopla’s merger with the Digital Property Group: implications for digital property media Zoopla and The Digital Property Group, DMGT’s property portfolio which includes Findaproperty, Primelocation and Globrix, announced a merger on 14 October 2011. Under the terms of the proposed merger, DMGT would receive a 55% interest in the merged entity A merged Zoopla and DPG will compete more effectively with market leader Rightmove, in a property market scaled down by one-third in terms of the number of transactions DMGT Guardian Media Group	Media, Press, Internet	November 2011 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
National newspaper ABCs, September 2011 National newspaper circulation continued its inexorable decline in September, with daily circulation down 7% year-on-year, although we estimate retail sales value decline was marginal Sunday popular and mid-market newspaper circulation fell 4% month-on-month, as News of the World buyers continue to drop out of the market; we estimate around a third of ex-readers have not migrated to another title DMGT Guardian Media Group News Corp	Media, Press	October 2011 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
Competitive pressures on the press: presentation to the Leveson Inquiry In the context of his Inquiry, Lord Leveson invited Claire Enders, as “one of the UK’s foremost media business analysts”, to kick off the seminar series on the 6 October with a synoptic presentation on “Competitive pressures on the press”. The Inquiry is interested in understanding the market economics of the mainstream media, including the impact of technology This presentation brings together our existing work on the newspaper and consumer magazines industry, with an emphasis on the former, highlighting the challenges to the print media of the internet DMGT Guardian Media Group News Corp	Media, Press, Internet	October 2011 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
The regulation of news The uncovering of criminal behaviour at one newspaper (so far) has led to a much broader review of how the press is regulated, seeking to put a stop to dishonest and unethical behaviour, legal or illegal, and touching on ownership, ethics and on the freedom of the press in general However, much of investigative journalism relies on activities that are certainly dishonest and arguably open to prosecution: any new code and enforcement will need to rely on judgement and selectivity, not prescription DMGT Guardian Media Group News Corp	Media, Press	July 2011 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
Newspapers: Good news, bad news National newspaper advertising revenues should be up 6-8% year-on-year in 2010, with ‘popular’ titles in particular attracting display ads from national retailer brands Local and regional press advertising revenues will fall by about 6% year-on-year, mainly on the continued decline of recruitment classifieds Publishers are exploring more efficient printing, new digital models, and staking a claim on e-commerce DMGT Guardian Media Group News Corp	Media, Press, Internet	December 2010 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
Trinity purchase could signal consolidation phase Trinity Mirror (TM) has acquired Guardian Media Group’s (GMG) regional media business for £7.4 million cash, also releasing GMG from a £37.4 million liability print contract The deal is the first significant consolidation play since the cyclical downturn that started in 2008 helped reduce local newspaper advertising by about 35% or £1 billion. TM is understood to have beaten private equity to the deal, signalling that consolidation activity in local media may be starting to warm up Guardian Media Group	Media, Press	February 2010 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.
GMG’s sale of Trader Media Group stake The Guardian Media Group (GMG) sale of a minority stake of Trader Media, publisher of AutoTrader, in 2007 is well timed to maximise its price, given the preponderance of downside risks to classified print adverts Guardian Media Group	Media, Press	March 2007 Access this report E-mail: The requested report will be sent to you via email. Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber: If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please Get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.