Linda Hill Miller, left, and Shirley Husband with Kaleido Shirley Husband hopes her new venture will bring some joy into children’s lives, writes TERRY MURDEN Sharing a relaxing moment on the seafront at West Kilbride, Shirley Husband and her close friend Linda Hill Miller’s conversation about their plans for the future began to drift into […]
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Media buyers eye the digital prize
Newspapers may be on borrowed time Delivering the news in print may be in terminal decline, but there are still willing buyers for titles that can see the future, writes STEVE SAMPSON It’s the old media joke. How do you make a small fortune out of publishing? Start with a big one. After all, nothing […]
Edwards tests salary clawback rules
Reclaiming salary from employees is no easy task, as the BBC is finding after the conviction of its former star presenter, says KATY SHARPE Disgraced former BBC stalwart Huw Edwards may have avoided being sent straight to prison after admitting three counts of making indecent images of children, but he still faces demands to pay […]
Kate changes the rules of engagement
In control: the video enabled the Princess of Wales to tell her own story The Princess of Wales has delivered a PR masterclass that turns media relations on its head, says STEVE SAMPSON What do the Princess of Wales, the footballers Cristiano Ronaldo and Jude Bellingham – as well as Mr Beast – have in […]
Can GB Energy put wind in Aberdeen’s sails?
The granite city is poised to be the HQ of Labour’s new investment vehicle, but questions remain unanswered, says TERRY MURDEN Optimism has been in short supply in Scotland’s oil capital where uncertainty over the future of its biggest industry together with the decline of its most famous shopping and leisure thoroughfare has provided it […]