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J O U R N A L I S M W E E K LY
www.pressgazette.co.uk 2 August 2013
Trinity Mirror CEO
looks to Guardian
for digital roadmap
GAVRIEL HOLLANDER
Trinity Mirror chief executive Simon Fox
has said the company wants to emulate
Guardian News and Media's achievement
in making up for declining print revenue
through its digital business.
Speaking to Press Gazette after the
Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and Sunday
People publisher's half-year results were
published this week, Fox stood by the
group's decision to keep its news content
free online.
Trinity Mirror's websites saw increased
traffic in the first half of the year, with a
36.9 per cent rise in monthly unique users
compared to the same time last year.
“Publishers are taking different
approaches and our approach is not to
have a paywall,” said Fox. “We've had real<
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