This doesn't happen often. Daily Mail and The Guardian have same front page headline.
Showing posts with label Daily Mail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daily Mail. Show all posts
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Snowdon quits SoS to be Mail sports editor
The editor of Scotland on Sunday, Les Snowdon, is leaving to become sports editor of the Daily Mail, allmediascotland reports today.
Snowdon is leaving the SoS after just under two-and-a-half years in charge. Previously, he was editor of The Sunday Times Scotland, where, between and 1999 and 2000, he was its sports editor and was deputy sports editor of The Sunday Times in London. Prior to joining the Sunday Times Scotland, he was deputy sports editor at The Scotsman.
Snowdon is leaving the SoS after just under two-and-a-half years in charge. Previously, he was editor of The Sunday Times Scotland, where, between and 1999 and 2000, he was its sports editor and was deputy sports editor of The Sunday Times in London. Prior to joining the Sunday Times Scotland, he was deputy sports editor at The Scotsman.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Paul Linford's Best of 2008
Paul Linford, the new publisher of the HoldtheFrontPage website, choses his Best of 2008.
Best old/trad media of the year: Daily Mail
Best new media of the year: http://www.politicalbetting.com/
Best story of the year: The credit crunch
Prediction for 2009: Expect the unexpected (well, who would have predicted nationalisation of the banks?)
Tomorrow: A Monck's Tale. City University's head of journalism Adrian Monck choses his Best of 2008.
Best old/trad media of the year: Daily Mail
Best new media of the year: http://www.politicalbetting.com/
Best story of the year: The credit crunch
Prediction for 2009: Expect the unexpected (well, who would have predicted nationalisation of the banks?)
Tomorrow: A Monck's Tale. City University's head of journalism Adrian Monck choses his Best of 2008.
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