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Showing posts with label sub-editing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sub-editing. Show all posts
Wednesday, 26 November 2014

How is the sub-editor doing in the digital age?

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How is the sub-editing craft doing in the digital age? Well, subs may be thin on the ground but in some places, at least, good sub-edit...
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Tuesday, 13 December 2011

Daily Mail looking for subs and reporters

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The Daily Mail is once again looking for trainee subs and reporters. The paper begins its search this week for bright wannabe journalists to...
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Monday, 13 December 2010

Ten tips for regional editors for 2011

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For the last three years I have written a column for the Press Gazette aimed at regional newspaper editorial managers. Each edition it cover...
Friday, 4 June 2010

Time to stamp out two-deck syndrome

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This front page from the Times & Citizen in Bedordshire has been doing the rounds. I have seen many 'heady heady heady' mistakes...
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Wednesday, 3 March 2010

Unnecessary word of the week

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Surplus words are hardly rare these days but ' eurosceptic' in this article  on Yahoo News, spotted by David Kernek, is certainly w...
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Sands Media Services is a training and design consultancy run by Peter and Pam Sands. Peter is consultant trainer on the Daily Mail graduate programme in London, New York and Sydney. He is a former editor of The Northern Echo, non-executive director of Northcliffe Media, director at PA Training and from 2006-2011 was chairman of the judges in the Regional Press Awards. He has redesigned 90 newspapers and magazines and is in demand as a trainer, speaker and editorial consultant. Peter was presented with the Journalists' Charity Award which 'recognises an individual or body that has made an outstanding contribution to journalism and journalists’ in 2018. Pam is a former director of the Editorial Centre and Press Association Training. Our partners include Press Association Training, ffresh, the visual communications company run by Mike Brough, Alan Geere, Brian Page and other senior journalists and designers. You can contact us on: petersandssms@gmail.com Twitter@petersands55
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