Category : Post Media

Written on Jan, 24, 2013 by in , | Leave a comment

Source: financialpost.com Postmedia Network, Canada’s largest publisher of paid English language daily newspapers and Kijiji, Canada’s most popular free, local, online classifieds website, today announced that the used car listings for all 10 Postmedia daily newspaper websites* and driving.ca are now powered by Kijiji. The new automotive classifieds sites offer a mobile friendly experience. “By working with Kijiji we have turbo-charged …

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Written on Jan, 10, 2013 by in , | Leave a comment

Source: theglobeandmail.com Postmedia Network Inc. posted a sharp decrease in earnings in its first quarter, as a surge in digital revenue failed to make up for weak advertising and declining circulation revenues. Chief executive officer Paul Godfrey doesn’t see things getting better, conceding in an interview that he expects print revenue to continue to decline by about 8 per cent a quarter. …

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Written on Nov, 22, 2012 by in | Leave a comment

Source: theglobeandmail.com Postmedia Network Inc. is asking current and former employees to help the embattled newspaper publisher save some millions of dollars a year by extending the amount of time the company has to top up their pension fund. The company – which publishes such metropolitan titles such as the National Post, Ottawa Citizen and Calgary Herald – is taking advantage …

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Written on Aug, 15, 2012 by in | Leave a comment

Source: theglobeandmail.com Postmedia Network Inc. is accelerating plans to slash costs at titles across the country, as it grapples with a heavy debt load and a relatively bleak view of the future of print advertising. As the industry confronts a prolonged slump in advertising, Postmedia has moved aggressively to shore up its balance sheet and centralize the production of its newspapers. …

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Written on Jul, 18, 2012 by in , , , | Leave a comment

Source: mediaunion.ca A tentative four-year deal has been reached between Local 2000 and Pacific News Group covering all unionized employees of the Sun and Province newspapers. “This was a very hard round of bargaining because of the difficult financial condition of the company and the troubled state of the newspaper industry,” said Local President Mike Bocking. “The agreement reached is the …

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Written on May, 20, 2012 by in , | Leave a comment

Source: mediaunion.ca The Vancouver Sun and Province are getting out of the insert business effective July 15, 2012, a move that will cost over 50 Local 2000 members their jobs. Management informed the union about the move on Monday, saying that the insert business was on track to lose almost $1 million this year. Only about 12 members will be eligible for relocation …

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Written on May, 11, 2012 by in | Leave a comment

Source: reuters.com (The following statement was released by the rating agency) Overview — We are revising our outlook on Toronto-based Postmedia Network Inc. to negative from stable based on the company’s weaker-than-expected operating performance in the second quarter ended Feb. 29, 2012. — We are affirming all our ratings on the company, including our ‘B’ long-term corporate credit rating. — The …

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Written on Apr, 12, 2012 by in | Leave a comment

Source:theglobeandmail.com The Ottawa Citizen and Vancouver Sun are putting up online paywalls and the National Post will sell its headquarters as Postmedia Network Inc.(PNC.B-T3.50-0.50-12.50%) struggles in a bleak advertising market that it doesn’t see improving any time soon. Read full story here

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Written on Feb, 01, 2012 by in | Leave a comment

Source: thestar.com OTTAWA—A Canadian union is going to court in an effort to compel the federal government to rule whether the recently created Postmedia newspaper group meets Canadian ownership standards and is in Canada’s national interest. The Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada (CEP) has asked the …………….Read story here    

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Written on Jan, 10, 2012 by in | Leave a comment

Source: theglobeandmail.com The publisher of Canada’s largest chain of newspapers is lobbying Ottawa to allow more foreign investment in the newspaper industry, a move that would have significant implications for the sector if it were successful. read story here

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