Posts Tagged ‘Roy Greenslade’
The commercial director of London’s Evening Standard, Jon O’Donnell, was widely quoted this week when he said that newspapers, especially his own, had a healthy future: ”The printed version has a healthy life ahead of it. The digital world is immense. But people still like the tangible asset of a newspaper. They like to tear them [...]
Lisa Simpson: Cheer up, Dad. Did you know the Chinese use the same word for ‘crisis’ as they do for ‘opportunity’? Homer: Yes. Crisitunity. I can’t remember when Irish journalism last looked so interesting. I may be paying closer attention with a view to returning home from Britain but I also can’t help noticing many [...]
In the latest of his blogposts on business advice for Russian newspaper proprietors, Roy Greenslade’s Subeditors: another attempt to explain why they are becoming redundant mines an already rich vein. I won’t yet waste your time with a list of the tasks faced daily by a modern sub-editor apart from saying that Roy’s piddling description [...]
