Trinity Mirror has withdrawn the Birmingham Post's daily tablet edition seven months after it was launched, reports HoldTheFrontPage.
The app, providing access to 30 pages of business news a day, was available to subscribers for £9.99 a month. At launch in June last year it was claimed by Trinity that it would "reinvent business journalism within the regional press" and take the Post brand into a "new era."
The Post brand, however, was already weakened, having turned from a daily into a weekly in 2009 due to falling sales. It will now develop a new e-edition.
A Trinity Mirror spokesman is quoted a saying: "It is in the nature of being an innovative business in a fast-changing sector that some new initiatives do not succeed." I can't argue with that.
Source: HoldTheFrontPage