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Courier publishes special wrap to celebrate curling gold
The Courier newspaper published a special wraparound edition on Monday to commemorate Team GB’s sole gold medal of the Winter Olympics.
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The Fed has a new man at the helm
Stuart Hale has taken over the reins as chief operating officer at the Federation of Independent Retailers.
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Birmingham Six journalist hearing must be held in public, says SoE
The hearing to challenge the use of anti-terrorism legislation to force Chris Mullin to reveal confidential sources relating to his investigations into the IRA Birmingham pub bombings must not be held in private, the Society of Editors has warned.
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Menzies carriage charge rise is triple whammy, says NFRN
Independent retailers served by Menzies Distribution were disappointed to learn that the wholesaler is increasing its carriage charge by 3.5 per cent from April.
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Newsquest gives £145,000 to local charities
Newsquest Media Group has made donations of £145,000 to more than 50 different community organisations up and down the country.
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The Disability and Journalism Forum launched
A conference highlighting the impact people with disabilities make on the journalism industry will take place in March, supported by News UK.
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Meta rolls out Facebook News service in France
Facebook has rolled out its Facebook News service in France after agreeing deals with more than 100 media partners, including Le Figaro, Le Journal du Dimanche and Les Echos.
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Archant continues app rollout
Archant has launched two new apps for readers of The Hunts Post (Huntingdon) and The Comet (Stevenage) as its major investment in app technology gathers pace.
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Meta expands UK Community News Project
Meta has increased its backing for the UK Community News Project from £4.5m to £6m, with 14 more publishers, including DC Thomson and Tindle Newspapers, joining the scheme.
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The Sunday Times appoints Karen Dacre
The Sunday Times yesterday announced Karen Dacre has been appointed as fashion director of Style.
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Society of Editors warns of “far-reaching implications”
Yesterday’s ruling by the UK Supreme Court that a person under criminal investigation has ‘a reasonable expectation’ of privacy prior to charge will have ‘far-reaching’ implications.
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Five Journalists Murdered in 2022: World’s Press Demands Action in Mexico
WAN-IFRA and the World Editors Forum have expressed outrage at the mounting death toll of journalists in Mexico following the February 10th murder in Oaxaca state of Heber López Vázquez.
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Doncaster Free Press editor departs
Liam Hoden has taken redundancy and his Free Press team has been absorbed into sister title, the Sheffield Star.
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JPIMedia launches SussexWorld
JPIMedia last week unveiled its new brand, SussexWorld, which pulls together its various Sussex titles into one site.
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Ban on merger between The Times and The Sunday Times lifted
News UK has been formally released from undertakings to keep The Times and The Sunday Times separate, given when Rupert Murdoch acquired the titles in 1981.
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