Media industry reacts to Sly Bailey's exit
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| Sly Bailey's exit from her role as chief executive at Trinity Mirror after 10 years at the publisher has surprised few in the industry, as the embattled chief executive has faced mounting criticism over her remuneration while the publisher continues ... |
Trinity Mirror Chief Executive Sly Bailey Steps Down
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| Sly Bailey has stepped down as chief executive of Trinity Mirror after almost 10 years at the company. Trinity Mirror, the publisher of the Daily Mirror and 140 regional newspapers, said Bailey would step down at the end of the year, in a statement . ... |
NUJ says 'bye, bye Sly' and calls for a new Trinity chief with vision
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| The National Union of Journalists has called on Trinity Mirror to hire a new chief executive with "a vision and a strategy to chart the newspaper group to a brighter future." The NUJ's general secretary, Michelle Stanistreet, greeted the news of Sly ... |
Today's media stories from the papers
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| If you are viewing this on the web and would prefer to get it as an email every morning, please click here Top stories on MediaGuardian.co.uk Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey quits Bailey to leave publisher of the Daily Mirror and 130 region ... |
Good riddance to Bailey - now Trinity's board must love the Mirror
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| The announcement that Sly Bailey was stepping down as Trinity Mirror chief executive was greeted with a spontaneous whoop of joy across the Daily Mirror's editorial floor. I imagine there was a similar reaction at the Daily Record office in Glasgow ... |
Trinity Mirror must re-grow digital business after CEO’s exit
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| The staff and some leading shareholders of one of the UK's leading news publishers have got their way - Trinity Mirror CEO Sly Bailey will leave the company after 10 years by year's end. ... |
Trading places: this week's people moves
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| Sly Bailey steps down from newspaper company Trinity Mirror and Cilla Snowball becomes the first female chairman of the Advertising Association, in Brand Republic's round-up of this week's people moves in advertising, marketing and media. ... |
Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey quits
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 | Bailey to leave publisher of the Daily Mirror and 130 regional newspapers at end of year after 10 years at the company Sly Bailey has stepped down as chief executive of Trinity Mirror after almost 10 years at the company. Trinity Mirror, the publishe ... |
Sly Bailey to step down as CEO of Trinity Mirror
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| Sly Bailey is set to leave her role as CEO of Trinity Mirror at the end of this year after 10 years at the helm of the publisher. ... |
Brooks and Coulson to face Leveson
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 | Former News International chief executive and ex-News of the World editor to give evidence to the Leveson inquiry next week Andy Coulson, David Cameron's former spin doctor, is to appear at the Leveson inquiry next week along with Rebekah Brooks, the ... |
Trinity Mirror shareholders demand cuts to Sly Bailey's pay package
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| Leading shareholders in Trinity Mirror are pressing the board to reduce the pay of its chief executive, Sly Bailey, reports the Financial Times. They are demanding changes to her £1.7m pay package in order to avoid a showdown at the company's AGM ne ... |
