Steve Dyson's Blog
follow journalism_news at http://twitter.com



Alphason TV Stands from Go Electrical

Classic Car Insurance from Footman James

Pub Insurance from Supercover Ltd

Home Lighting from Light My Home

Wireless Headsets from Headsets4Business

Liebherr Wine Coolers from Go Electrical



rss feed
As featured on News Now
HTFP Facebook page
Email
Journalism books
 

Mail in pioneering move with television news

A local television presenter is teaming up with the Oxford Mail in what is believed to be the first tie-up of its kind in the UK.

Wesley Smith, from TV's Central News, is teaming up with the Newsquest title to bring readers and viewers a series of features, combining print and television.

His new weekly feature Where's Wesley? made its debut in the Oxford Mail and on Central News in the third week of March, with Wesley taking advantage of each medium's qualities.

In the Oxford Mail he wrote a column about the evening he spent calling the numbers, playing bingo and meeting the punters at the Gala Bingo Hall in Banbury.

The same night, viewers watched Wesley (pictured below) in action at the bingo hall in a dedicated strand of Central News.

Oxford Mail editor Jim McClure said: "We're always envying what Central News can do that we can't, and vice versa.

"This is a wonderful opportunity for Wesley to enjoy the best of both worlds, doubling our public's delight."

In coming weeks, Wesley will go to a school for butlers, attend a tea dance, learn how to make Banbury cakes, and be taught to drive a bus.

His experiences will be reported in the Oxford Mail and on Central News every Wednesday.

Does your newspaper have a good relationship with other local media?
LET US KNOW! E-mail pastill@nep.co.uk






E-mail this story to a friend. Your name:

Your friend's e-mail:


tradeclips Jobsmake the next move in your journalism career Email bulletinsget latest news and jobs directly to your desktop Freelance indexsee our searchable list for freelance help CVadd your details to our journalism talent pool Dailywho owns it? who's the editor? Weeklysearch our vast database of local titles Your Paperwhat we've written about your newspaper Your Companywhat we've written about your company Blogsbest of the UK journalism blogs Resourcescontacts, web reviews, and terms unravelled Useful Linksour guide to the major industry organisations