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The London Press Club Awards – shortlist announced
The Sunday Times leads the way with four nominations for this year’s London Press Club Awards, the annual celebration of the best of print, online and broadcast journalism.
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FEATURE
The Big Freeze: The Chill in Relations between the Press and Police
The Leveson Report created a chill in the relations between the press and the police. Now, writes Jon Slattery, it’s turned into a deep freeze following revelations police used the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa) – dubbed the ‘Grim Ripa
EDITOR'S ARCHIVE PICK
The Changing Role of the B2B Editor
The role and character of the B2B editor has changed out of all recognition over the past ten years. Robert Jeffery looks at the past, present and future of the B2B editor.
INTERVIEW
Ian Mean - interview
He started as a reporter in London’s ganglands in the early 1960s, and worked with some of the most colourful characters in journalism. Now he’s retiring as editor of the Western Daily Press. Steve Dyson interviews Ian Mean.
FEATURE
Dr Hack I Presume? Recruiting in the multimedia age
Publishers expect a lot more from their editorial teams than they did in the past. In addition to an ability to write well, an enquiring mind and strong people skills, today’s journalists need to be technically competent across a range of multimedia
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New editor appointed for Shortlist.com
Jordan Waller has been appointed as the new editor of ShortList.com. Jordan joins the ShortList team from FHM where he oversaw both the website and the back section of the print edition.
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Katharine Viner appointed editor-in-chief of Guardian
Katharine Viner has been appointed by The Scott Trust to succeed Alan Rusbridger when he steps down as editor-in-chief of Guardian News & Media in the summer.
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Investment Week uses blogging tool Scribble to cover the Budget
In a move to develop its social media strategy, the Investment Week editorial team is using live blogging tool Scribble to cover key events.
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FT strengthens European reporting team
The Financial Times has made new appointments to strengthen its European coverage and respond to changing tides on the continent. As part of the change Alex Barker takes up the new post of European diplomatic editor, based in Brussels.
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vjoon and Extensis Announce Strategic Partnership
vjoon announced yesterday it is partnering with Extensis, a leading developer of solutions for managing digital content, to integrate font management into vjoon’s publishing platform.
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Leicester Mercury builds web timeline to showcase King Richard III story
Since the discovery of King Richard III underneath a Leicester car park in 2012, the Leicester Mercury has played a key role in reporting all the news from the saga.
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Natasha Pearlman appointed Editor of Grazia Magazine
Natasha Pearlman has been appointed editor of Bauer Media’s weekly glossy title, Grazia.
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Winners announced for the Press Awards for 2014
The awards for UK national newspaper journalism were handed out a glittering ceremony to celebrate The Press Awards for 2014, organised by the Society of Editors, last night.
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Journalist David retires after 40 years on Archant papers
Long-serving Archant journalist David Lennard retired on at the end of February after working on newspapers across Norfolk and Suffolk for more than four decades.
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New Archant investigations and election units to produce in-depth content
Two new Archant-wide editorial initiatives have been launched to help local teams produce in-depth investigative and election content for newspapers right across group.
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