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Derry Journal
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Johnston Press holds first-ever Northern Ireland press awards
News Letter and Derry Journal among the major winners
News in brief
Journalist has worked under seven editors. Plus: Telegraph fights for jobs – and more news in brief
Production jobs cut as reporters are trained to make up pages
Eleven posts made redundant as new editorial system is introduced
News in brief
Closure follows “strategic review”. Plus: Argus works to reward young people – and more news in brief
Press closures and office move proposed following review of NI titles
Consultation begins with affected staff after Johnston Press announcement
Editor returns to newspapers to take helm at Derry Journal
“One of the best jobs in regional journalism in Ireland” lures PR man back to the press
Belfast News Letter editor leaves
Derry Journal boss also quits as changes are made at NI publications
Tributes after 'kind and warm' deputy editor's death at 46
Siobhan had been suffering from a long illness
Johnston completes purchase of News Letter
Group acquires 12 Irish newspapers as £65m deal is given go ahead
New Belfast title to reflect 'real issues'
Editor says morning paper will be for the 21st century, not the 17th
Trinity accepts bid for Irish titles
Trinity Mirror is to sell its Irish regional newspapers to venture capital group 3i for £46.3m. The deal will see The News Letter in Belfast, the Belfast News, Farming Life, Derry Journal, Donegal Democrat, Donegal People’s Press, Letterkenny Listener, Foyle
Johnston Press agrees to buy Irish newspapers
Publisher adds to its portfolio with two separate deals
Weeklies continue to enjoy sales success
Weekly newspapers are continuing to enjoy rises in circulation, with more than half of all weekly titles increasing sales year on year, according to the latest ABC figures for the regional press. Figures released for the first six months of
Trinity Mirror future revealed
Trinity Mirror plans to cut some 550 jobs as part of a programme to save £25m a year by 2005. An announcement published alongside its interim results said the company’s future would be reached through a three-phase programme of “stabilise,
Best weekly newspapers rewarded
Page 2 of 2 The winners of the Newspaper Society’s Weekly Newspaper Awards 2002 are: Paid-for Weekly Newspaper of the YearWinner: Western Gazette Free Weekly Newspaper of the Year Winner: Sutton Coldfield Observer Best news journalist – Paid-for Weekly NewspapersWinner: