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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A local newspaper launched ten years ago is to close at the end of this month unless a new buyer can be found.
A regional daily editor has hit out after two major road schemes on her patch were shelved to pay for increased defence spending.
An MP has launched a bid to help protect local journalism by clamping down on AI bots which scrape content from news websites.
Legal journalist Moloney joins team
A former regional features editor who also served as president of the National Union of Journalists has died aged 86.
By: Paul Linford
A regional daily has recruited a former Sun and Mirror journalist to become its new live editor.
By: Paul Linford
The editor of a news website has withdrawn its backing for a town’s ‘city of culture’ bid after a rival publisher was made its official ‘media partner.’
Football fans have raised £1,750 in aid of a sports reporter who lost his prized collection of notebooks containing 20 years of stats.
A local democracy reporter has struck a blow for press freedom after successfully challenging council secrecy over an office sale.
A writer has penned a new novel inspired by the career of his journalist father who edited a regional title for 17 years.
