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To say that Andrew Gowers was a popular editor of the Financial Times would be stretching it a bit. Gowers…
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ByNo death for print — until the last drop of profit hits the bottom line
Press Gazette carries a gloomy prognosis from Graham Harman, the managing director of Incisive Media’s business and technology magazines. Harman…
ByInforma gazundered by private equity as locust speculators grow restive
Informa has gotten itself into a right old mess. First a potential merger with United Business Media collapsed. This happened…
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Cash prize offered for environmental journalist of the year
Press Gazette is offering a £1,000 first prize in its first ever awards to recognise journalism focusing on environmental issues.…
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