Way back this publisher was £5 and everything looked good, then some blighter noticed print-sales were down, and blamed the Internet which isn't going away.
July 2012 sp abt 5p - now 11p - so Why?
EDIT (June2014) - Back to 5p from a high last week of 16p - Big Rights issue -DYOR- at a depressing price..... Oh deary. +Seems they have a large Debt to clear off the books . . . will it?
EDIT (24Oct2014)- Looks like those that bought at 5p . . . oops - and now?
Oh deary a CONsolidation - quick look says 50:1 - so current 3p ish might jump to £1.50 - but not for long, eh? ( since it adds only City-costs to the value of Shares/Company ).
EDIT (25March2015)- sp today 163p

Looking good for recovery, a raft of Directors Buys followed by Schroders buying 56 million shares, next stage up to 30ies soon looking at the chart and feel of it..

Start to recovery..

Interims date set foe wed 28th aug. Continued recovery IMO should see continued and more significant rise in sp. DYOR

the recovery is under way, interims next wedn should confirm better figs and the sp undervalues the co. so a move to 30ish next. Big institutional support, directors purchses etc all bode well

From Digitallook.com the forecasts for JPR:

Year Ending Revenue (£m) Pre-tax (£m) EPS P/E PEG EPS Grth. Div Yield
31-Dec-13 308.00 20.75 2.52p 6.4 2.2 +3% n/a 0.0%
31-Dec-14 298.00 25.15 3.04p 5.3 0.3 +21% n/a 0.0%

Late 2014 ( November?) - there was a CONsolidation 50:1 but the Previous/Next tags on Company News seem to drive you round in circles....

The present arrangement is just too confusing as the tags' meaning appears to change page-by-page.... Why do this?

Can't we have Earlier and perhaps More-recent as better descriptions for the release-date pages of News?
EDIT (27June2018)- AGM then sp falls 27% to 3p25 - and there is a £220million Loan-Note to be repaid June 2019 - Yikes! DYOR.
Just hope there is some "good News" soon.
EDIT (14Oct2018)-recent sp falls due to fire-sale (my words) partly due to Exec Incompetence at having[DYOR], a £220m 8.5% loan due for repayment mid 2019. At that % you'd think they'd be glad to get rid of it! It's an "ask" of about £2 per share, so a tad painful for Institutions that bought when the sp was well above £1 - now about 2p ( if anyone is buying). JPR tried to maintain "Paper News" with the advertising, but somehow missed the on-line ( although I understand they have a significant presence...?). However, I guess the trading figures tell a Story too.