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Memories (32)
- question Open question: can the supplements move to Calder before the contract is countersigned?28 Aug
- commitment Sarah owes you updated copy deadlines for the three changeover issues.28 Aug
- commitment You committed to sending Sarah the revised relaunch plan with the new dates by Friday.28 Aug
- topic Recurring topics with Sarah: the printer changeover, delivery times, contract timing and editorial capacity.28 Aug
- relationship Sarah consistently reasons from measurement and reacts badly to timeline promises without numbers behind them.28 Aug
- deadline If the Calder signature slips past 30 September, Halstead auto renews for twelve months.28 Aug
- decision Team agreed to print Aurora with Calder, subject to cost model sign off and a contractual delivery clause.27 Aug
- change Printer position over time: Halstead preferred in July, late arrivals escalate in early August, Calder trialled on 20 August, Calder selected on 27 August.27 Aug
- relationship John is the brake on changing printer: he moved only once the commercial gap closed to near neutral.27 Aug
- fact The trial numbers held on the second run, removing the main objection to the decision.26 Aug
- fact Credits are acceptable to legal provided the measurement comes from our own circulation data, not the printer's.25 Aug
- fact Priya will not recommend signing the Calder agreement without an on-shelf date commitment and a remedy.25 Aug
- fact Changeover sequenced across three issues, supplements first, with a fallback to Halstead at each stage, about six weeks of production attention.24 Aug
- fact Cost model: Calder is 3 per cent higher on list price but roughly neutral once carriage and proofing rounds are included.21 Aug
- fact Print quality: Halstead had four runs this year with cover colour drift; Calder had none across the trial.20 Aug
- fact Trial result: Halstead averaged 12.4 days to the doorstep against Calder's 8.2, roughly four days in Calder's favour.20 Aug
- question Sarah asked whether a single trial issue is representative enough to sign against.20 Aug
- decision The digital edition redesign slips to Q1 because Aurora consumes production capacity through October.17 Aug
- fact The 90 day termination clause makes the Calder signature date, not the changeover itself, the binding constraint.14 Aug
- deadline Halstead notice must be served by 30 September or the agreement auto renews for twelve months.14 Aug
Conversations (20)
- Relaunch planning discussion28 Aug
- Aurora decision review27 Aug
- Delivery catch-up26 Aug
- Legal review of the Calder contract25 Aug
- Changeover sequencing24 Aug
- Cost per copy review21 Aug
- Calder trial run results20 Aug
- Q4 planning prep17 Aug
- Contract constraints with legal14 Aug
- Trial run plan12 Aug
- Aurora risk review10 Aug
- Calder Print introduction6 Aug
- Cover redesign review5 Aug
- Late issues escalate3 Aug
- Commercial terms with Halstead30 Jul
Decisions (10)
- Print Aurora with Calder Print, because Roughly four days faster to the doorstep across two independent runs, no colour drift against Halstead's four flagged runs, and commercially near neutral once carriage is included.
- Require a contractual delivery commitment before signature, because Changing printer for delivery without a delivery clause carries no remedy.
- Change over across three issues, supplements first, because Each stage keeps a fallback to Halstead, limiting the risk to any one issue.
- Hold the digital edition redesign until Aurora ships, because Production capacity is committed to the changeover through October.
- Serve notice to Halstead before 30 September, because A 90 day termination clause triggers a 12 month auto renewal if missed.
- No printer change without a one page rationale for Marcus, because Publisher approval requires a concise, evidence backed case.
- Trial an alternative printer side by side, because Arrival times were getting worse and 70 per cent of the delay sat after editorial.
- Do not accept the two year renewal offer, because A 4 per cent discount with no delivery guarantee locks in the problem.
- Measure the full press to doorstep timeline before judging the printer, because Opinion was outrunning evidence; no printer decision without measurement.
- Stay with Halstead for now, because Cost advantage and low changeover risk; late arrivals treated as a watch item.
Commitments (15)
- Tom Blake, Send the Leeds folding line timeline in writing
- Elena Vasquez, Provide a full trial print run of the September issue at no cost
- Nadia Farouk, Publish the trial measurement method so the results are repeatable
- You, Sign off the masthead treatment for the cover redesign
- You, Quantify the changeover cost for Marcus
- Mike Adeyemi, Repeat the trial print run and confirm the numbers hold
- You, Tell Sarah when the revised relaunch plan will land
- You, Send Sarah the revised relaunch plan with the new dates
- You, Write and circulate the one page Calder rationale
- Daniel Okafor, Sign off the reconciled Calder cost per copy model
- John Mercer, Push Calder for a delivery commitment with credits attached
- Sarah Thompson, Send updated copy deadlines for the three changeover issues
- Mike Adeyemi, Document the fallback procedure for each changeover issue
- You, Confirm the Halstead notice date with Priya once Calder is countersigned
- You, Submit the Q4 production and freelance budget plan