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Tag Archives: Telegraph
Telegraph.co.uk partners with Wesabe on personal money management site
Telegraph.co.uk has partnered with Wesabe on a co-branded site that lets users manage their money online. Here's one of the Telegraph's personal finance reporters giving it a spin, and here's the announcement from Wesabe.
Telegraph and NY Times sign up for breakingviews.com content
More from the web-to-print syndication files. Breakingviews.com, a financial analysis website set up by former FT journalism Hugo Dixon, has done a deal to supply branded content to both Telegraph Media Group and the New York Times. This is a Guardian report on the deal: The long-term deal struck by TMG will allow the group to publish analysis on financial events on Telegraph.co.uk and in the print edition of the Daily Telegraph, augmenting its existing business coverage.
Posted in Newspapers Also tagged breakingviews.com, financial news, nytimes, syndication Leave a comment
Justin’s survival guide for sub-editors
I've been meaning to point to this for a while. It's a post from Justin Williams, workflow guru and assistant editor at Telegraph Media Group in the UK. He talks about the decline of the role of sub-editors, or rather an evolutionary blurring of the lines between what a sub, a news editor, commissioning editor and web editor does. "If I was a reporter now and an old hand sidled up to me and suggested that I might like to retrain as a sub, I’d run a mile. And as for joining one of the nationals’ subbing schemes for graduate trainees … fugeddaboutit."
Posted in Journalism, Newspapers Also tagged justin williams, Newspapers, skillsets, sub-editors Leave a comment
New look coming for the UK Telegraph
The UK Telegraph is close to showing off its redesign, which has been in planning for a good while. Martin Stabe spells out the changes (and has a few images) over at PressGazette.co.uk.
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