Highlights of the latest issue of Press Gazette – Journalism Weekly include:

• The Financial Times NUJ chapel raises questions over the financial management of the union.
• Northcliffe boss Steve Auckland on why he thinks things are looking up for local newspapers.
• Grey Cardigan rails against the ad-girls who think Christmas is in June and the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
• Warren Buffet’s huge bet on the future of local newspapers.
• Amid rumours Sir Harold Evans’ superb journalism memoir is to be made into a film – our Harold Evans and Rupert Murdoch Hollywood lookalikes.

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// Highlights of the latest issue of Press Gazette – Journalism Weekly include: The Financial Times NUJ chapel raises questions over the financial management of the union. Northcliffe boss Steve Auckland on why he thinks things are looking up for local newspapers. Grey Cardigan rails against the ad-girls who think Christmas is in June and […]

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