LONDON, Aug 3 (Reuters) - British publisher Trinity Mirror said it expected to hit its profit forecasts for 2015after cost cuts and growth in digital income softened the impactfrom the continued fall in newspaper print advertising sales.
The home to the Daily Mirror newspaper said that whilefirst-half revenue fell 8.7 percent, cost savings helpedadjusted profit before tax to fall just 2.5 percent to 47million pounds ($73.43 million) in the 26 weeks to June 28.
Revenue from print sales were down 11.6 percent, althoughthe group noted that July revenue trends were better than thoseexperienced in May and June.
($1 = 0.6401 pounds) (Reporting by Kate Holton; editing by Sarah Young)