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Seven questions for still-silent Paul Davidson to answer about Newsquest’s missing pension millions
Proposals to cut back the BBC’s pension scheme have prompted endless debate, consultation and top-level management discussion with staff to…
ByWheal’s death-knock plan exposes scant guidance from the PCC on dealing with the bereaved
Chris Wheal makes a number of interesting points in his latest blog post on death-knocks and dealing with the bereaved.…
ByPress Gazette August edition: Journalism technology wars, 16-page guide to travel journalism, Anna Botting’s newsreading masterclass
The August edition of Press Gazette magazine is packed with 80 pages of tips, training, advice, news, analysis, wit, wisdom…
ByAs the profits pile in from MEN Media, why indeed is Trinity Mirror cutting yet more jobs?
Trinity Mirror paid Guardian Media Group £7.4m for its regional newspapers business on 28 March. As of 4 July Trinity had already…
ByThe death-knock debate: Until you have made the call, how do you know if it is in the public interest?
Chris Wheal makes the interesting point on his blog today that perhaps the PCC code of conduct should be toughened…
ByJournalist urges press to respect funeral privacy of tragic nine-year-old
Journalist Chris Wheal has written a moving account on his blog of being on the receiving end of widespread press…
ByMeet the UK’s answer to Perez Hilton: Zoe Griffin/Party Princess
One of the big themes of the next print edition of Press Gazette (July) is ‘Brand Me’ – how journalists…
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