Paul Linford is a Publisher at The QT. He covers a diverse range of topics including publishing and media, government and politics, as well as general assignment news, with a keen focus on journalism, elections, and public policy. Paul has been featured in The QT, media.info, The Edinburgh Reporter, and HoldtheFrontPage.
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Paul Linford's coverage primarily focuses on the content and publishing industry, with a notable emphasis on sports journalism and local news. His articles also cover government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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By: Paul Linford
An independent publisher has produced a special edition of its monthly newspaper to celebrate its local club’s promotion to the Premier League.
A media group that grew from a regional news agency into a multi-million pound business is to take on a new name.
A weekly newspaper has banned some readers from using its online platform after a spate of Islamophibic comments.
Fake news is nearly three times more likely to spread in areas without trusted local news outlets, a new report has found.
A former daily editor at Reach plc has hit out at his former employer over its decision to rename its newspaper websites under the ‘live’ branding.
Three sister titles have teamed up in a joint editorial campaign to revive local High Streets.
Journalists at a major publishing group have asked their employer to begin discussions on formal union recognition.
A journalist who worked for a BBC local radio station for 22 years has lost his claim for unfair dismissal.
A daily newspaper editor has shared the story of her career in an open letter to primary school pupils across her patch as her title marked its 150th anniversary.
An award-winning former regional daily journalist has been charged with causing unnecessary suffering or injury to a child.
