BBC apologises for its ‘Should homosexuals face execution?’ headline
Peter Horrocks, director of the BBC World Service, has apologised for the offence caused by the corporation running a post…
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BBC News Have Your Say asked: “Should homosexuals face execution?”
15:20 UPDATE: BBC apologises for ‘too stark’headline… The Have Your Say section of the BBC website asked the question yesterday:…
ByCity AM teams up with Interactive Investor
The London business freesheet, City AM has struck a deal with online financial services company, Interactive Investor.
ByNews aggregator pulls national newspaper links in row with NLA
A company which claims to be the UK’s biggest home-grown news aggregator, second only to Google News, has dropped national…
ByDaily Express makes 100 year-old archive available online
Daily Express has launched an online archive charging users £5.95 for 48 hours’ access to past editions of the paper.
By£2.39 for the Guardian iPhone app
The Guardian has launched its paid-for iPhone application as it bids to join the ranks of those looking to grab…
ByBig push toward online charging? Johnston Press appoints e-commerce expert as non-executive director
Is it an indication that Johnston Press is committing itself to charging for online content? Yesterday, the publisher of more…
ByIs Sports Illustrated Apple Tablet edition the digital future for magazines?
Could this be the future of magazine publishing? It’s US magazine Sports Illustrated’s demonsration of how its magazine might look…
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