News chief was in charge when office was bombed by IRA
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Regional daily editor appointed to NCTJ board
Two new directors announced by training body
Highest honour for former Bel Tel editor
Fellowships go to Northern Ireland journalistic luminaries
Honorary degree for former regional daily editor
A former Belfast Telegraph editor has been awarded an honorary degree recognising his services to journalism. Edmund Curran was given the honorary degree of Doctor of Letters (DLitt) by the University of Ulster on Tuesday after spending his whole career
Ex editor to be awarded honorary degreee
The former editor-in-chief of the Belfast Telegraph will be awarded an honorary degree by the University of Ulster. Ed Curran, who was awarded an OBE for services to journalism in 2006, will receive the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters (DLitt) in
Journalists and trainees celebrate diversity training fund
Guardian editor joins senior journalists at annual lunch
Restrict BBC expansion says veteran editor
‘Powerful beast’ needs to be curbed, MPs told
Regional press big hitters to be quizzed by MPs
Committee inquiry into state of industry continues
New board appointments for journalism training body
Belfast Telegraph and Guardian supremos join NTCJ decision makers
League table for journalism courses to be launched by training body
Some colleges to win “course of excellence” label while others will gain standard accreditation
CBE for Bowdler in Queen's Birthday Honours
Ed Curran, former Newspaper Society president and Echo veteran are also among those to receive awards
Telegraph editor Curran wins editor-in-chief role
Promotion gives control over Independent News and Media’s Northern Ireland titles
Blair praise for work of PA after office blaze
Tony Blair has praised the role of The Press Association of Ireland after a fire destroyed the agency’s Belfast office last month. In a letter to Ireland editor Deric Henderson, the Prime Minister said he was shocked by the destruction.
Press hall fire fails to halt publication
A major fire forced the Belfast Telegraph to launch contingency plans when the press hall was knocked out of action before yesterday’s paper could be published. A spark from welding work is suspected to have caused the blaze, which was
Society's next president prepares for office
Jonathan Grun, editor of the Press Association, is set to succeed Liz Page as the Society of Editors president for 2002-3. Currently vice president, Jonathan will address the Society’s annual meeting in York next month, where members are due to
NVQ chance for journalists
A new national qualification for the newspaper industry is to be launched at the Society of Editors conference tomorrow. The collection of NVQ Level 4 qualifications will cover writing, sub-editing, graphics and press photography. The qualifications are based on performance