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CPNE urges Punjab govt to play role in resolving financial crisis of media industry Govt should play its role during this hard time being faced by the media industry, says CPNE Punjab Committee PHOTO: AFP/FILE LAHORE: The Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors (CPNE) has once again urged the government to release outstanding dues of newspapers and publications. A meeting of the CPNE Punjab Committee was held with Editor-in-Chief 92 Newspaper Muhammad Haider Amin in chair at Daily Times’ off...

2 March 2021 12:00–13:30 Our international panel of scientists and policy advisors will explore the role of experts and the politics of Covid knowledge in different global contexts.  We ask how researchers, public health officials and policy actors can work better together during periods of acute uncertainty. Watch live below at 12 noon today Covid-19 has transformed the politics of public health and researchers have played a central role in shaping pandem...

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Andrew Martin was the editor of the Evening News in the 1990s - now known as Worcester News. Veteran Worcester News reporter Mike Pryce said: "He was great at the job and a very good cricketer. "When he left, he edited on other titles and this doesnt surprise me." David  Wood, former sub-editor at the Worcester News  and Cotswold Journal said: "Andrew took me on as a sub-editor at Worcester in 1997. I only worked for him for a relatively short time but my abiding memory was my job ...

TRIBUTES are being paid to a committed coastal newspaper editor who died suddenly aged 69. Andrew Martin took over from Steve Rogers as editor of the coastal titles, including the Rhyl Journal, North Wales Pioneer and North Wales Chronicle, in 2012. He had been with the company, then NWN Media now Newsquest, for six years. During that period, he also edited the Denbighshire Free Press. Andrew, who was married to Sue, 68, planned to retire late 2019 / early 2020 but continued to remain a...

FMs interview to Network18: Nirmala Sitharaman reveals NDA govts macroeconomic philosophy and road ahead To a question on whether 11% GDP growth and a V-shaped recovery is achievable and if so, sustainable of the next few years, Nirmala Sitharaman said the economy doesn’t grow on the finance minister’s commands, it is the fruit of toil and vision of Indian citizens and her job as the minister is limited to removing the obstacles in that path ...

28 January 2021 Share with: Music News and BuzzMyVideos are collaborating to help artists, management and labels find new revenue streams from video assets, with touring incomes currently destroyed by the Covid-19 pandemic shutdown, Jan 2021. BuzzMyVideos’ expertise and technology will be generating revenues via YouTube optimisation, with Music News promoting through its media channels as an official media partner. The first hundred people to apply will receive consultation and support, which...

Updated Jan 22, 2021 | 23:28 IST While emphasising that the laws brought in by the Central government are in favour of the farmers, Singh asked is the government not entitled to pass the Bill in the Parliament? Defence Minister Rajnath Singh&nbsp Key Highlights Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reaches out to protesting farmers, says Govt ready to make amendments in interest of farming community Rajnath speaks on LAC standoff; says China betrayed Indias trust; will do ever...

IT seems only yesterday that the glitz and glamour of the T&As Education Awards was taken into cyberspace for 2020. The annual ceremony was unique from the previous six years in that it took place in September rather than March. Even more unusual was the fact the event went "virtual", with Steve Lowe, Sales Director at LocaliQ Bradford, presenting the awards live over Zoom. The change in schedule - and format - was all down to the coronavirus pandemic, which led to the first UK lockdown...