Trinity Mirror overcomes slow advertising market

British newspaper group Trinity Mirror today said cost savings boosted profits last year despite a slowdown in advertising revenues.

British newspaper group Trinity Mirror today said cost savings boosted profits last year despite a slowdown in advertising revenues.

The publisher – which owns around 250 regional and national titles including the Daily Mirror, Racing Post, and the Liverpool Daily Post and Echo - banked pre-tax profits of £220.9m (€323m) in 2005 compared with £208.5m (€305m) a year earlier.

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