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Andrew Neil Q&A on the sale of the Scotsman Publications to the Johnston Group
19 Dec 2005
derisory profits (Guardian, FT) at best. Moreover our titles have done well editorially in difficult ...
City AM claims more City readers than the FT
07 Dec 2005 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
*The research showed that 16% of respondents read City AM and 12% read the FT, in response ... . In addition, it showed that 60% of City AM readers claim not to read The Times, Daily Telegraph or the FT ... . The National Readership Survey puts the FT's average issue readership between July 2004 and July 2005 at 444 ...
Financial Times appoints Bogler as managing editor
05 Dec 2005 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
Bogler has been at the FT for 10 years, interrupted by a short spell as a speechwriter for the president Goldman Sachs in 2001. His FT roles have included Asia news editor and financial editor of the Financial Times Deutschland. Corrigan was one of the FT's two news editors, along with Deborah ...
Times appoints Hachette Filipacchi man
01 Dec 2005 | by James Livesley
magazine. Bell, who previously worked for the BBC, FT.com and Music Choice TV, will report to Paul ...
FT signs content deals with Polish media groups
30 Nov 2005 | by James Livesley
Rzeczpospolita to publish a monthly international business supplement of translated FT articles. Rzeczpospolita has a circulation of nearly 200,000 and is read by Poland's business community. The FT has also signed a contract with Onet, a Polish internet portal, allowing it to use syndicated FT ...
Media News brief: Radio Times to give away free CD
30 Nov 2005
the promotion with a national TV campaign. Readers also have the chance to win a 6ft Dalek from the Doctor Who
Times Newspapers appoints Bell as sales and marketing director
29 Nov 2005 | by by Staff
At Hachette, Bell was responsible for Elle and Red and has also worked for the BBC, FT.com and Music Choice TV. Before that, he spent the first 12 years of his marketing career at Unilever before moving into media. As well as the marketing of the two papers and Times Online, he will also oversee ...
I'm a Celeb... gets second hospital casualty in a week
29 Nov 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
The Australian star suffered a cracked rib and concussion when she landed awkwardly after jumping 30ft from a helicopter into water to collect meals for the camp. Davies was left dazed and in agonising pain after the failed challenge and it is not known whether she will return to camp ...
Barber rings in changes at FT with new deputy and news editors
25 Nov 2005 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
has been taken by Martin Dickson, currently editor of the Lombard column and an FT veteran of 20 years ... , Robert Shrimsley. His London-based role extends to overseeing the FT's news desks in New York and Hong ... at the FT including UK news editor and chief political correspondent. An FT spokeswoman said ...
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