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Fury at BBC’s ‘anti-Scottish’ broadcast Saturday, 28 August 2010 16:04 Politicians and members of the public have reacted with fury after a BBC Radio 4 broadcast heard commentators describe Scots as living off of benefits provided by the English and describe the Scottish parliament as a “charade of a building” inhabited by MSPs who “crawl out of the darkness”. The comments were made on the radio programme ‘Any Questions’ by Baroness Ruth Deech who is a former Governor of the BBC and Douglas Murray who is the Director of The Centre for Social Cohesion (CSC). The comments have resulted in a stream of complaints to the BBC. The show, broadcast on Friday 20th August, heard Baroness Deech claim that Scots lived off of benefits paid for by English subsidies and that the release of Abdelbaset Al Megrahi had embarrassed the rest of the UK. Deech said:“Alright, they're devolved, but I think they did this [Megrahi release] just to show the rest of us oh, that we are independent, we make our own decisions,” Hello Kind RegardsNewsnet Scotland
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UPI/Scripps-Howard Handbook Here's the UPI chapter in the 1981 edition of the Scripps-Howard Handbook -- under a section called: "Some Scripps-Howard Institutions." UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL/Built By Sticking to a Fundamental Idea United Press International is the world's largest independent gatherer and distributor of news, newspictures and broadcast services. Unlike other international news services which operate either as cooperatives or with government subsidies, UPI has been privately owned since 1907 when it was founded by E.W. Scripps who considered the founding as one of his most gratifying accomplishments. "I regard as my life's greatest service to the people of this country to be the creator of the U.P. . . . Three small regional news services were merged to form The United Press Associations, which became United Press International on May 16, 1958, when its facilities were joined with those of the International News Service and International News Photos. During this period, Roy W. F.W. Eugene H. Thomas J.
Business Coach Anne Loehr Tries to Bridge Diverse Generations: X High atop the august Tower Club in Fairfax County, overlooking the glass-and-steel edge city of Tysons Corner, business coach Anne Loehr is teaching 20 executives, mainly baby boomers, how to crack one of society's most vexing workplace problems -- how to deal with their youngest employees or clients. Loehr, 44 (Generation X/self-identified boomer), asks the class: "What is it like to speak to Gen Y?" In her seminar, "Get Wise With Gen Ys: How to Effectively Sell to Each Generation in Today's Workplace," Loehr zeroes in on people born in the late 1970s or early 1980s, a demographic cohort so mystifying to its elders that she hands out cheat-sheet wallet cards enumerating traits that supposedly define this exotic generation. This is, she explains, the first time in American history when four generations -- people born from the 1930s all the way to the 1980s -- are jammed together in the workplace, jostling for hegemony. Talk like what, exactly?
Phone hacking: Met police put on spot by ignored leads and discreet omissions | Media Somewhere in the offices of the Crown Prosecution Service, there is a file that will be of great interest to any independent inquiry that attempts to tell the truth about the behaviour of the Metropolitan police in the phone hacking scandal at the News of the World. The Guardian has read it. The police were dragged into the centre of the scandal last week when the New York Times quoted unnamed detectives claiming that Scotland Yard's "close relationship" with the News of the World had hampered the inquiry. Essentially, the Met is charged on two counts: first, that it cut short its investigation; second, that it then failed to tell the truth to the press, public and parliament. The police insist that they are innocent on both counts. The unpublished CPS file shows the inquiry started well. They wrote: "A vast number of unique voicemail numbers belonging to high-profile individuals (politicians, celebrities) have been identified as being accessed without authority.
La Tercera, otro que retrocede con su rediseño Hace algunos días, revisando el rediseño de Clarin.com, explicaba que un diario del año 2010 debe convertirse en un centro multitarea, un espacio que sea digital por convicción e impulsor de la participación y la vida online de quienes llegan a visitarlo. Dos versiones de LaTercera.cl: arriba la anterior y abajo la vigente desde el 1 de agosto La misma vara es la que uso entonces para medir el rediseño que “La Tercera” presentó hoy, ya que por tratarse de uno de los dos diarios más importantes de Chile, la expectativa es muy alta. Se espera un avance y un “salto” respecto de lo que había. Debo decir también, que como dirigí al equipo que hizo la primera versión de ese diario digital en 1997, siempre me interesa lo que salga desde Vicuña Mackenna. Para analizar desde lo general a lo particular, un diario como “centro multitarea” es el que me ayuda a ejecutar acciones a partir de lo que reviso. Adicionalmente, el medio tiene que aprender a partir de lo que hace el lector que lo visita.
Home - SDA The Associated Press Address: 50 Rockefeller Plaza New York, New York 10020 U.S.A. Telephone:(212) 621-1500Toll Free:800-272-2551Fax:(212) 621-5447 Website: www.ap.org Cooperative Incorporated: 1848 as Associated Press of New York Employees: 3,100 Sales: $494.5 million (1998) NAIC:: 51411 News Syndicates Company Perspectives: The Associated Press is in the information business. Key Dates: Associated Press of New York is formed to share news-gathering costs of six newspapers. AP of Illinois is founded under Melville Stone. Court-ordered reorganization; New York is reestablished as headquarters. News Photo service begins. AP opens bureaus in France, England, and Germany. Open membership in AP for all who wish to join. Associated Press Radio-Television Association is formed. Partnership with Dow Jones offers business news service. AP begins transmitting news by satellite. APTV, an international video newsgathering service, is launched. The WIRE Internet news service begins operation. Company History: Early Years