The Press Standards Board of Finance Limited (PRESSBOF) will next week announce the steps being taken by the newspaper and magazine publishing industry to strengthen press self-regulation.Tel: 041 221 3957
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The RAJAR results for Quarter 1 1993 have been delayed due to a processing problem at Research Services Limited (RSL). It is unlikely that they will be available before Thursday April 29.Tel: 071 235 0004
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The regional newspaper of the year 2000 will comprise of a core product and will carry very little advertising, according to the group chief executive of Midland Independent Newspapers, Chris Oakley speaking at the Newspaper Society conference on Friday.He pointed out that Britain’s newspapers continue to show a creative flair and resilience which will carry… Continue reading MIN Chief Boosts Newspaper Future