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This year celebrating its 53rd Anniversary, PJ is the monthly review of news media happenings – from business to technology. PJ is the name of the fully merged Production Journal and Headlines. Written by newspaper people, for newspaper people - the industry's bible since July 1958. An NS title and published on its behalf by Cullum Publishing. For your copy contact Jennie Saunders at jennie@cullumpublishing.co.uk

David King to be chief financial officer at Johnston Press
Monday, 20 May 2013 22:01

Johnston Press has announced that from 1 June 2013 David King will succeed Grant Murray, following Grant's resignation as chief financial officer.

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Obituary: Tributes to Neal Butterworth
Tuesday, 14 May 2013 17:18

TRIBUTES have been paid to Neal Butterworth, the former editor of the Bournemouth Daily Echo, who has died after losing his battle with cancer. He was 55.

Neal was at the helm of the newspaper between 1998 and 2011 and had just started a new life with his wife Julie in Spain last summer when he was diagnosed with bowel cancer.

They returned to Poole straightaway for treatment. Of his cancer, Neal vowed up until the end to “kick its ass.” He passed away at Poole Hospital in the early hours of Monday morning. His wife and daughters, Gemma and Dayna, were at his bedside.

Mike Wright, former managing director of the Daily Echo, said: "It was a privilege to work with Neal at the Daily Echo. He was a joy to work with, a great Editor, amusing writer and a man who always had time and a smile for his friends. My thoughts are with his family at this sad time."

Eric Robinson, retired regional managing director of Newsquest Southern, said: "Neal was not just a work colleague but a true friend. In my 30 years in regional press I came across many editors but Neal was really special. He cared.

"He cared about his staff, won many Newspaper awards, had an incredible, witty sense, of humour and was articulate and talented.

"We will all miss him. It was an honour and a pleasure to have known and worked with Neal at Newsquest Southern.

Obituary: Anthony Gregory

A former press photographer whose pictures helped launch a weekly newspaper more than 30 years ago has died at the      age of 91.

Anthony Gregory, who was known as Greg, worked for the Harlow Star free weekly from its launch in July 1980 after            previously working at the Harrow Observer, Watford Observer and Herts Advertiser.

He became a press photographer by chance after taking pictures for three days of a major disaster at Harrow and               Wealdstone station in 1952 when three trains collided and his images were used by many national newspapers.

 

 

 

 

 

 
Goss launches new highly automated newspaper press
Tuesday, 14 May 2013 14:21

Recognising changing  habits of readers and emerging opportunities for printers, Goss International  is launching a first-of-its-kind, highly automated 2x1 web offset press for  the production of newspapers, books and semi-commercial publications.

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MEN prints special live edition as Ferguson retires
Wednesday, 08 May 2013 23:01

The Manchester Evening News produced a special live edition today as Manchester United announced the retirement of legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

 

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A tough new system of regulation for a free press
Tuesday, 07 May 2013 00:00

When Lord Justice Leveson published his report on the culture, practices and ethics of the press, he called for “voluntary independent self-regulation”, writes Lynne Anderson, NS communications and marketing director.


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Archant London digital editorial director extends role
Tuesday, 07 May 2013 17:16

 

Archant London has extended the role of its digital editorial director, Laura Adams, to also cover its newspaper division.

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Goss set to launch new compact press
Tuesday, 07 May 2013 15:40

Goss International is introducing a new press model for newspaper and semi-commercial production at China Print this month (May 14-18, Beijing).

The manufacturer will present an update on its expansion into the packaging sector, and highlight its strong regional resources and longstanding leadership in supporting customers in China and Asia.

The company will also use the show to emphasise advantages and opportunities that its simple, easy-to-use and cost-effective technology and world-class aftermarket services can create for commercial, book, newspaper and packaging printers in Asia and throughout the world.

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Harland Simon’s first order in Paraguay
Tuesday, 07 May 2013 12:55

Harland Simon has secured another order in South America, this time upgrading MEG D500 reelstands at Editorial AZETA in Asuncion, Paraguay.

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NI drives ad convergence with Lineup implementation
Tuesday, 07 May 2013 12:14

 

News International is taking another step towards multi-channel ad sales with the implementation of a new AdPoint advertising booking platform from Lineup.

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Tindle fortnightly goes weekly
Tuesday, 07 May 2013 11:59

THE Crediton Courier in Mid Devon, which is owned by Tindle Newspapers, has doubled its frequency by going weekly. The paper was first published in November 1974 as a monthly title.

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