You will be responsible for gathering content and producing pages for the newspaper, as well as contributing material to our website. The role will also involve actively engaging with our audience via social networking
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Nichols has worked for some of the world’s leading sports governing bodies and competitions including the ATP, Olympic Council of Asia, Wimbledon, British F1 Grand Prix, NBA Europe, Emirates Dubai Rugby Sevens and the Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race
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A leading sports writer or columnist could be among the 20 compulsory redundancies at The Times announced this week
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Sternberg, a former Fox and Universal Sports executive, is overseeing MUTV and the club’s websites, mobile, social and print media
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ANTON RIPPON on the vindication for a campaigning local newspaper, and a vindication for local newspapers generally
Continue reading →Based in Maidenhead, the role involves covering football, rugby, hockey, cricket and a wide range of sports from grassroots to elite level. This is not a nine to five job
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Life on local newspapers, especially in district offices, used to be conducted at a different pace. And sometimes from a different planet, as ANTON RIPPON just about remembers
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17 May
2013
2013
Men’s Fitness: features writer
You’ll be responsible for writing features and regulars in the magazine; tracking the latest trends and research; sourcing and conducting interviews, from Hollywood stars to Olympians; and writing copy for MF’s online and digital platforms
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13 May
2013
2013
Henley Standard: freelance sports sub
You should have relevant experience of page layout and copy editing and, preferably, of Adobe InDesign
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Ian Willars, for many years among the best-known sports journalists on the Midlands football and cricket circuits, has died after a brief illness. He was 75. Willars died on Tuesday, May 7, in Sutton Good Hope Hospital. He leaves a wife, Sandra, three sons, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Willars had worked in Fleet Street, [...]
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