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Sunday, 5th July 2009

Publishing industry

Jobs set to go in Record and Mail merger THE Daily Record & Sunday Mail is expected to announce job losses and a top-level shake-up this week as it merges operations at the two titles.

Daily Mail profits to suffer 'marginal' slump THE owner of the Daily Mail today said profits in the first three months of its year would only be "marginally below" the same time last year.

Cricket bible Wisden is sold CRICKETERS' almanack Wisden was today under new ownership after 15 years in the hands of the Getty family.

Scottish publishing's war of words A row over funding for Scottish publishers is tearing the industry apart and raises questions over the future of the sector, writes William Lyons.

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Slimmed-down Sindy loses loyal fans of a quality read

Emap committed to 'growth not sale'

Bash Street School gets its first new pupil for 50 years

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