Sentence examples for newspaper assets from inspiring English sources

That sale followed the disposal of the Times's other regional newspaper assets.

P31 Financial Times Johnston Press slashes value of local newspaper assets as revenues fall 11%.

"This is a testament to the growing number of buyers for newspaper assets and these properties in particular," she said.

Mr. Sulzberger stood by the company's strategy of expanding its print newspaper assets into subscription-based digital entities.

At the end of last year, the company valued its newspaper assets at $293.6 million, no doubt a generous figure.

Most commentators believe Local World will act as a platform to enable Montgomery to acquire other regional newspaper assets.

Pearson said that the divestment of its last newspaper asset meant that it was now focused on education.

Nigel Hadgkiss, who was appointed by the Coalition government as director of the pre-existing construction industry regulator, Fair Work Building and Construction (FWBC), told the Australian newspaper asset seizure orders had been executed against workers who participated in action connected with the Woodside Petroleum project in Western Australia in 2008.

Overall DMGT, which makes almost three-quarters of its operating profits from its non-newspaper assets, said total pre-tax profits rose 64% to £206.3m.

But there are many at high levels of the News Corporation, and among investors, who regard his commitment to the new Sun edition as a distraction from the more important business of managing the company's lucrative non-newspaper assets.

A similar view is taken in a piece by The Guardian's Richard Wray, Associated to cut losses, in which he refers to analysts who reckon the deal is being done to reduce the cash outflow caused by the Standard, thus freeing up money for further investment in non-newspaper assets.