Death not being treated as suspicious
December 2011 News
Journalists to be taught how to write about health
Reporters will be trained how to write about health as part of a day-long course run by the National Council for the Training of Journalists. The Essentials of Health Journalism course, which will give an overview of modern biomedical research, was launched after research suggested that
Journalist returns to his first paper as editor
Successor to long-serving news chief announced
North-East daily proves it has the X-tra factor
Gazette backs Little Mix to competition victory
Reporter is first in local press to take award
East End journalist went ‘beyond call of duty’
Daily-turned weekly posts 46pc sales increase
Latest figures published for revamped Northcliffe title
Ofcom names 20 pilot locations for Local TV
Stations could be owned by local newspapers
Today’s news coverage ‘awful’ says retiring journalist
‘Too few reporters now’ says newspaperman
Reporter’s book unearths city’s scandals
Journalist shares stories of corruption
Industry’s finest wanted for 2012 Newspaper Awards
Entries are open until February
Northcliffe sells Somerset monthly title to Tindle
Veteran entrepreneur adds to growing portfolio
Mobile versions of Johnston Press websites go live
Business directory is embedded in new platform
Choose your top media funny of 2011
Your chance to vote in our annual contest
Journalist of the old school loses cancer battle
District reporter penned book about career
Daily’s campaign to boost Christmas trade
Readers urged to shop local
Journalist’s marathon trek pays off
Head of sport prepares for second leg of mission