Newspaper tiger

Article Abstract:

Denis Thompson of West Australian Newspapers offers stock to employees, and then encourages them to boost their own returns by cutting waste and inefficiencies. Thompson is glad that the board does not interfere with management, and that the company did not jump on the diversification bandwagon. Even acquisitions in the newspaper field are avoided unless they will actually provide a return on investment.

Newspaper Publishers, Newspapers, Thompson, Denis

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Pressing business

Article Abstract:

West Australian (WA) Newspaper Holdings, a Perth-based medial group popular in West, experienced a great increase in its revenue and year-end profit, which is raised to 24.9 percent in 2003. WA focuses on motor and real estate, and employment advertising is the major source of its popularity.

Sales & consumption, Industry sales and revenue

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Fairfax: inside the bunker

Article Abstract:

The changes that have taken place with Australia's oldest newspaper publisher, John Fairfax Holdings are analyzed. The CEO Fred Hilmer is under great market pressure since the announcement of trans-Tasman takeover and purge of his executive ranks.

John Fairfax Holdings Ltd.

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