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7 February 2021 15:24 GMT Updated  8 February 2021 13:26 GMT The following letter was sent to I am extremely disappointed to read your article today about who should and should not be the spokespersons for aquaculture in that it disrespects good men and women by name who are, or have served as panelists at this upcoming event. As you well know, there are events almost every week where the topic of aquaculture or fisheries involves invited panelists, and those panelists likely were asked because of the nature of the event. I am proud that we get to hear from a variety of panelists, as ...

7 February 2021 15:25 GMT Updated  8 February 2021 14:39 GMT The following letter was sent to When I read your article not as a representative of BioMar but as a marketing, branding and communications professional who has for decades been in the industry working on brands like NZ King Salmon and Atlantic Sapphire, I am disappointed by the piece and our industry’s lack of understanding of the field of marketing and communications. Unlike you, when I read the lineup for this year’s SXSW, I am excited at the potential for these people to actually influence the audience in a positive w...

Times Record to go digital-only Mondays The same journalism will remain available online to subscribers five days per week.   By Kathleen O’Brien Times Record Staff Share In an effort to preserve newsroom jobs, beginning March 1 a physical copy of The Times Record won’t appear on subscribers’ doorsteps on Mondays. But the same journalism will remain available online to subscribers five days per week.   The Times Record will continue to produce its ePaper — the electronic edition — Mondays through Fridays, according to Executive Editor John Swinconeck.   The change also means ...

Share: Zahia Rahmani's "Muslim": A Novel, translated by Matt Reeck and published by Deep Vellum, wins the 2020 Albertine Prize, an annual reader's-choice award that recognizes US-based readers' favorite work of contemporary French fiction translated and published in the US during the previous year. NEW YORK (PRWEB) December 10, 2020 Zahia Rahmani's "Muslim": A Novel, which follows a young Kabylian woman immersing herself in her memories and questioning her identity, was named winner of the 2020 Albertine Prize, presented by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy and supported by Van Cl...