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Journalists rush to open new chapter
August 1, 2006
EVEN before yesterday’s Edinburgh Evening News picked up on reports elsewhere that a Scottish book publisher…
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New writing director Rowland set to be big noise at film festAugust 1, 2006
THE BBC Scotland soap, River City, is to provide the inspiration for budding writers as...
Local newspaper editor, Jim Love, dies, aged 63July 31, 2006
THE editor of one of the best-known local newspapers has died. Jim Love, editor of...
Moore the merrier on his Mountain BikeJuly 31, 2006
ONE of the many great reasons for living in Scotland is the series of mountain walk...
In My Opinion: Mike Wilson: Niche work if you can get itJuly 31, 2006
IT’S become one of the hottest sports news stories around, the positive doping result from one...
In My Opinion: Alex Bell: What state current affairs programming in Scotland?July 28, 2006
ON Wednesday night, the BBC broadcast a powerful documentary about the death of black teenager,...
Be alert (as the old joke goes: Spike needs lerts)July 28, 2006
WANT to be alerted to breaking news on Spike? Or the latest media release just posted?...
Degree course gets practical seal of approvalJuly 28, 2006
A JOURNALISM degree at Glasgow Caledonian University has become only the fourth such course in Scotland...
Indie has eye on rebrandJuly 28, 2006
ITS status as an independent TV production company has meant Angel Eye, which has an office...
New logo a break from memory laneJuly 28, 2006
GIVING their time and skills freely, ten advertising agencies went head-to-head to develop a new logo...
Album chart has Beeb boys getting all nostalgicJuly 27, 2006
WHILE a look back at 50 years of the album chart had one BBC Scotland member...
Festivals boost for Scottish film just ‘fantastic’July 27, 2006
TWO film festivals devoted to ‘fantastic film’ such as science fiction and horror have invited a...
Current affairs enjoys increased hoursJuly 27, 2006
DESPITE concerns to the contrary, the amount of current affairs programming on the main TV channels...
New York dolls up for advertising tie-inJuly 27, 2006
AN Edinburgh gallery and music store will join forces next week to bring a touch...
Ball revival reads like recipe for successJuly 26, 2006
THE revival of a fund-raising gala evening for Grampian’s media community has decided on the...
New look for Greenock giantJuly 26, 2006
THE Greenock Telegraph newspaper has a new look. As part of slow, steady improvements to...
Top cinematographer lined up for Scots film projectJuly 26, 2006
A SCOTTISH feature film project – which would represent the directorial debut of novelist, Irvine...
Ads launching today for new TV websiteJuly 26, 2006
TELEVISION station, stv is today launching an on-air TV advertising campaign for its brand new, recently...
Towering inferno all for TVJuly 26, 2006
THE residents of the Glasgow district of Dalmarnock had no reason to fear the outbreak of...
Applecross? Where?July 25, 2006
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