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  1. New managing director post at Spectator publisher
  2. New home in the country for Archant glossies
  3. Journalist's bail hearing protest after entry ban
  4. Photographer plummets to Earth in charity leap
  5. New-look for Newsquest websites
  6. Weekly reunites bride-to-be with long-lost sister
  7. Pay deal secured at Newsquest newspapers
  8. Associated-Northcliffe's digital chief leaves company
  9. Falling ad sales forces closure
  10. BBC defends executives' bonus awards
  11. BBC Magazines sees increase in sales but profits drop
  12. Green accolade for Lakeland title
  13. Food for thought on journalism graduate's new website
  14. Football journalist scores new role in PR
  15. Paper aims to drive home Post Office closure message
  16. Readers raise £60,000 to help save critically-ill youngster
  17. Texts put Africa on alert
  18. CMPi chief exec exits amid company restructuring
  19. That queasy legal feeling
  20. Cost of court reporting soars
  21. Colour pin-ups - in 1867
  22. Ford?s naming headache
  23. Journalists' union picks new deputy general secretary
  24. Society launches two new prizes in its annual awards
  25. Journalism News Digest: A troubled week for Trinity
  26. Journalists' union launches anti-bullying handbook
  27. New photography chief for journalism training body
  28. Trinity-Johnston merger is "speculative gossip" say bosses
  29. 'Green light' for police surveillance of journalists and photographers
  30. Regional paper celebrates rugby appeal success
  31. Journalists' union in restructuring plan
  32. Big Green Switch wins campaigning website award
  33. Newspaper's rugby club appeal raises £50k in two weeks
  34. Agency boss helps reporters lift the lid on council spending
  35. Local press 'Party in the Bay' story grabs worldwide media attention
  36. Downturn? We're doing fine says publisher launching Wired UK
  37. Journalism students in McCann scoop
  38. Shiv Malik: Notebook handover signals end of fight
  39. Wired to return to UK
  40. Car magazine veterans get behind the wheel of new web-only venture
  41. Journalism trainees invited to rate their course
  42. Disappointed journalism graduates offered financial lifeline
  43. New online network for journalists and the PR industry
  44. Northcliffe chief named as new Newspaper Society president
  45. Newspaper's drugs raid footage 'highly intrusive'
  46. Trinity Mirror freezes recruitment on all titles
  47. PCC rules Scarborough Evening News drug raid video 'highly intrusive'
  48. Reporters on the move at Glasgow daily
  49. Hat trick for UCLan student at journalism celebration
  50. The Law Column: Judges rebuff principled stand by terror journalist
  51. Running reporter swaps the oche for the highway
  52. Campaign to free Bay detainee wins plaudits
  53. Trinity pulls plug on journalism training places
  54. Trinity profits slump could mean new round of cost cuts
  55. Condé Nast launching Wired in the UK
  56. Malaysian investor takes seat on Johnston board
  57. Haymarket sounds caution on trading conditions
  58. Trinity Mirror issues profit warning as ads slump
  59. Photographers' concern over new 'micropayment' system
  60. Press watchdog seeks new complaint-handling help
  61. Regional newspaper's web hits top four million
  62. Weekly newspapers join forces to launch new title
  63. Manchester Evening News in bid to cut smoking deaths
  64. Evening Post sparks city-wide debate over crash coverage
  65. Huge cash prize on offer to budding motoring journalists
  66. Fresh concerns over BBC's new local video plans
  67. Lords call for tighter controls on press takeovers
  68. Journalist Gordon Brown dies aged 71
  69. Paper ponders legal bid to block hazardous waste plant
  70. Journalism news digest: A week to remember for Worksop
  71. Lords committee calls for tighter media ownership rules
  72. Revamped PR Week takes analysis route as news moves to the web
  73. World exclusive for Worksop weekly after Entwistle murder verdict
  74. UBM looks to make 'careful' acquisitions
  75. PCC rejects privacy complaint from JK Rowling
  76. Newspaper group wins plaudits after cutting fuel use by a fifth
  77. Virtual shorthand teachers for journalists of tomorrow
  78. Trinity launches 20 new YouTube channels
  79. Report hails local media's 'pivotal role' during flood disaster
  80. Morning newspaper loses three editions in production shake-up
  81. Motor Play for car buffs
  82. Weekly newspaper on stand-by for Entwistle murder trial verdict
  83. MP's bone marrow clinic for dying reporter's campaign
  84. Disney prepares to launch UK parenting website
  85. Digital boss who built "Today" network bows out
  86. Popular ex-editor lands new training role
  87. Art exhibition to mark newspaper's first birthday
  88. Euro 2008 is manna from heaven for hungry hack
  89. Newspaper Society hits out at new BBC online plans
  90. Dennis to launch digital car magazine
  91. Johnston's raises £170m from new shares
  92. Talksport online magazine won't ape Monkey
  93. Dennis launches digital motoring magazine
  94. New business venture for newspaper's online chief
  95. Crain's seals trains deal
  96. Bolton News takes top regional prize
  97. Corner shop paper deliveries "could become thing of the past"
  98. Regional newspaper on the ball with football club scoop
  99. Misleading press photo in boozy teens story
  100. New editor for North London weekly
  101. Journalism training body gives thumbs up to five UK centres
  102. "Tizer" celebrates birthday with gala dinner
  103. Johnston bid rumours "without substance" says Bowdler
  104. Magazines On Demand
  105. Mags giant IPC in jobs freeze due to economic slowdown
  106. Burton print jobs set to be axed
  107. Olympic officials to answer journalists' questions
  108. Newspaper corrects girlfriend assault sentence mix-up
  109. Big Brother u-turn is 'next best' front page option!
  110. 'Leading light' of journalists' union dies aged 68
  111. New research to boost role of local press
  112. Hearst chief executive Victor Ganzi resigns
  113. Terror notes journalist to speak at Press Gazette Media Law Conference
  114. ABCe: Mail takes lead but Guardian has more UK users
  115. College lecturer scoops top writing award
  116. Web hits boost for regional newspaper's online arm
  117. Web exclusive for North London weekly
  118. Jobs threat at Johnston Press titles
  119. Tributes paid to "larger than life" columnist
  120. Murdoch ?set to close consumer magazine arm?
  121. Jobs and editions axed at Northern Echo
  122. Editorial jobs to go at Newsquest York titles
  123. Killed Iraqi journalist wins Amnesty new media prize
  124. Northcliffe unveils latest tranche of new-look local sites
  125. First-ever press photography degree to be launched
  126. New editor for Scottish weeklies
  127. News editor helps launch school newspaper
  128. Town hall man stands ground in secrecy row
  129. Northcliffe rolls out new generation of geocoded websites
  130. Football magazine Shoot set to close after 40 years
  131. Third party spoils Informa-UBM merger talks
  132. Borders to discount magazines
  133. Dacre defends media coverage of Bridgend suicides
  134. AP in moves to stop lifting of stories by blogging
  135. TV psychiatrist admits plagiarism in newspaper articles
  136. Paul Dacre praises Government for dropping jail threat to journalists
  137. IT news guru Mike Magee launches Indian website
  138. Best of the north-west prepares for journalism celebration
  139. New editor to focus on key local issues
  140. Newspaper's £100,000 appeal to save rugby club
  141. The Law Column: Do Google robots infringe press copyright?
  142. Newsquest online network tops 5m monthly users
  143. Linley is new editor of Heat
  144. Brave reporter wins standing ovation
  145. New name for Media Wales news websites
  146. Newspaper company chief receives OBE
  147. New award in memory of legendary political writer
  148. Times' Anne Ashworth scoops hat-trick at headline property awards
  149. Navy snapper scoops prize for "startling" image
  150. Editors look to tackle online contempt of court issues
  151. Unpublished Cudlipp documents to be explored by academics
  152. Navy snapper scoops prize for "startling" image
  153. New job for holdthefrontpage.co.uk editor
  154. Tributes paid to former regional news chief who has died at 64
  155. Ex-Sleaze editor Neil Boorman starts Christian Aid mag
  156. BBC local video investigation will take eight months
  157. Ex-CNET boss Tom Bureau joins Magicalia as chief exec
  158. Newspapers' web platforms 'growing at double-digit rates'
  159. World championship silver as Emma-Kate misses out on top prize by a whisker
  160. Off-diary success brings award for journalism trainee
  161. Blackadder goes forth into Gloucestershire
  162. Community role of media to be revealed in new report
  163. Bromley football writer lifts lid on career in new book
  164. Reporter describes night in the cells after 'street arrest'
  165. Editor 'pilots' tandem for 560-mile charity challenge
  166. PA to retain PA Sport following review of business
  167. 999 audio innovation boosts online Argus bid to outlaw hoaxers
  168. Binge drinking is old news, editor tells Prince
  169. Minister in bid to settle court lists wrangle
  170. Training body gives green light to four journalism courses
  171. London journalist lives his dream by playing at The Valley
  172. Young sports writer lifts trophy for his work
  173. Under-fire council freesheet wins top prize
  174. Editorial director stands down from weekly newspapers group
  175. Guardian/Observer integration - four out of five heads of content are Guardian sectio
  176. Guardian News and Media signs 24/7 deal with NUJ
  177. Mandy Appleyard to step down as editor of News of the World's Fabulous magazine
  178. 'Merger of Informa and UBM is likely to mean job losses'
  179. Journalist throws down gauntlet in running challenge
  180. Editor bows out after 13 years in charge
  181. Benazir snap secures top photography prize
  182. Evening Post and The Sentinel lead the pack for Midlands media awards
  183. Journalist cautioned by police for supplying alcohol to children
  184. Sunderland-born journalist dies at 83
  185. Prime minister's support for Spitfire monument plan delights the Echo
  186. Media intervention in court secures identification of 'home alone' woman as child's m
  187. Fast-growing independent newspaper group announces latest launch plans
  188. Local press helps execution-threatened Iraqi journalist win extended UK stay
  189. Blackadder goes forth into Gloucestershire
  190. United Business Media in merger talks with Informa
  191. Radio Times theory to Jill Dando murder
  192. Press watchdog ponders perils of social networking sites
  193. New awards scheme for next generation of journalists
  194. YouTube video help for journalism students
  195. The sailor was treated and the boat recovered...
  196. O'Reilly re-elected president of the World Association of Newspapers
  197. Boris features in web video first at Henley Standard
  198. Norfolk paper's campaign attracts over 10,000 signatures
  199. Reporter retraces school days adventure for charity bike ride
  200. Journalism training school to launch new Masters course
  201. Sly Bailey to address Birmingham business community
  202. 'Northern Eco' stunt draws attention to World Environment Day
  203. Citizen scoops top prize at EDF Energy South West Media Awards
  204. Prize-winners' photographs from the EDF Energy South West Media Awards
  205. EDF Energy South West Media Awards: What the judges said
  206. Weekly newspaper office firebombed in arson attack
  207. 'Digital integration can’t be forced'
  208. 'BBC colossus threatens to undermine other websites'
  209. Young want to make their own news
  210. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie twins could fetch $22m
  211. Survey claims £25,440 average for mag reporters in London
  212. Sport Media Group buys Front publisher for £265,000
  213. Telegraph sports reporter's fighting feature
  214. GMG's latest local news website goes live
  215. Fire chief's complaint over inaccurate press report
  216. Final edition of Independent newspaper rolls off presses
  217. Welsh-language magazine publisher wins £600,000 grant
  218. Success for snappers in NCE photography exam
  219. Press prize double for Glasgow student
  220. Slice of media firm handed to employees in share give-away
  221. News man finds himself at centre of street murder drama
  222. Picture Editors Awards cancelled - again
  223. Former Suffolk sub-editor denies murdering his wife
  224. Union calls for end to police surveillance of journalists
  225. The future is bright: the future is newspapers
  226. 'Local content the key to digital age' - Tim Bowdler
  227. PA Ireland implements raft of staff changes
  228. Salford student's Asbo feature secures Co-op journalism award
  229. Online publication risks drawn into focus by French litigation
  230. Live newspaper experiment comes under digital editors' spotlight
  231. Forums the key for passing on multimedia tips at Trinity Mirror
  232. Citizen journalists flood Post with pictures of camera car's poor parking
  233. UK weekly flies reporter to USA on three-week murder trial assignment
  234. York journalists continue action over pay dispute
  235. Henley Standard chooses in-house solution for new website
  236. Nail-biting wait for journalist in police 'fishing expedition'
  237. New editors for Times Education Supplement and Higher Education
  238. Look launches fashion website to accompany magazine
  239. Psychologies rival Shape to close after three issues
  240. Estates Gazette celebrates 150 years
  241. Honorary degree for BBC correspondent Johnston
  242. Press photo exhibition chronicles eight decades of news
  243. Trinity Mirror launches new website and newspaper edition
  244. Journal named best newspaper for second year running
  245. Striking journalists bouyed by widespread support
  246. Journalism student's career starts with Finnish
  247. Intrepid regional press explorers conquer Britain's highest peaks
  248. Newspaper claims free in-house DVD 'first' for readers
  249. Mail dedicates entire edition to Tigers play-off victory
  250. Glasgow newspapers look to future with £1m internet makeover