There is great joy in editing a weekend newspaper, especially after you have put it to bed. Somehow the daily paper is more of a grind. As soon as one edition is off the presses, the next one is due in a never-ending cycle, more like a mouse running in a roller cage than a rat […] Read more
So many people deny there is a future for newspapers, but former group editor-in-chef of Independent Newspapers, Peter Sullivan, gives a no-holds-barred analysis of what is wrong and how it can be fixed. Leaders of newspaper groups need a head, a heart, nerves of steel and testicular equipment of even harder stuff. More important than […] Read more
