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The Global Dispatch: Today’s digest

Tim Hoffmann November 20, 2024November 20, 2024

Besigye’s wife, Winnie Byanyima, claims that her husband was seized during a book launch event…

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An anniversary of Shakespearean proportions

davidaproudfoot November 29, 2022November 29, 2022

Today marks the 440th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s marriage to Anne Hathaway. 29 November is widely regarded…

Journalism and Literature

Oxford Dictionary ‘Word of the Year’ becomes a LIST for 2020.

Kate Brown November 24, 2020November 24, 2020

The renowned award, like all of us, has had to adapt for 2020. By Natasha…

Journalism and Literature

Oxford Dictionary ‘Word of the Year’ becomes a LIST for 2020.

edinburghnapiernews November 24, 2020

The renowned award, like all of us, has had to adapt for 2020. By Natasha…

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“Can Journalism Survive the Death of Newspapers?” – Roy Greenslade lecture at the University of Edinburgh

edinburghnapiernews November 22, 2017November 22, 2017

Photo Above: Roy Greenslade © Sinn Fein on Flickr By Charlotte Hulme and Aisling Press Roy…

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Study on Scotland’s most expensive streets is misleading

Karen Gibson December 11, 2015

By Yaz Duncan A recent study by the Bank of Scotland naming Northumberland Street as…

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Journalist Ian Bell dies aged 59

December 11, 2015December 11, 2015

By Nicholas Mairs Scottish writer and journalist Ian Bell has died at the age of…

Culture Headlines Journalism and Literature Life and Society

Creative Scotland defends using National Lottery proceeds to fund arts

November 25, 2014November 25, 2014

By Philip Askew Creative Scotland, the public body that subsides arts across the country, has…

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‘Beauty by Design’ – A collaboration between past and present

November 18, 2014November 18, 2014

This weekend saw the opening of a new exhibition, ‘Beauty by Design’, at the Scottish…

Journalism and Literature News in Brief Top Story Uncategorized

Police deny overreaction in rooftop manhunt

October 28, 2014October 28, 2014

By Philip Askew and Mariana Mercado Police in Edinburgh have defended their response to…

Journalism and Literature Sports

“League games more important than Cup Final” – Pat Fenlon before Dons clash

April 22, 2013April 22, 2013

Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon spoke to our sports reporter Joe Birchenall ahead of his sides…

Education Journalism and Literature Podcast Top Story

Media Mondays – Catriona Shearer – 04.02.2013

February 5, 2013February 7, 2013

By: Lauren Elliott Catriona Shearer, who studied at Napier 10 years ago, came back again…

Journalism and Literature Podcast Top Story

Media Monday- Richard Walker – 28/01/2013

January 28, 2013January 28, 2013

By Lauren Elliott, Lisa Mitchell and Alex Neal Editor of the Sunday Herald, Richard Walker,…

Journalism and Literature

Edinburgh Napier News Day

November 24, 2011November 24, 2011

News appearing here between 1pm and 5pm

Journalism and Literature

Edinburgh Napier News Day

November 17, 2011November 17, 2011

Edinburgh Napier journalism students are gearing up for a packed afternoon of news reporting from…

Journalism and Literature

The changing face of news

February 14, 2011February 18, 2011

According to Henry Jenkins' book Convergence Culture, we are experiencing constantly reforming modes of communication…

Features Journalism and Literature Life and Society

New lit mag to hit streets

November 24, 2010November 24, 2010

The University of Edinburgh will release a new publication tomorrow, which gives budding authors, poets…

Entertainment Journalism and Literature News in Brief

Lanarkshire radio station L107 faces action

November 10, 2010November 10, 2010

by Adam Cromarty One of Scotland’s smallest, yet most talked about radio stations faces strong…

Journalism and Literature Life and Society News in Brief Politics

Scottish Parliament launches competition for future journos

November 5, 2010November 5, 2010

by Junio Valerio Songa Any aspiring journalist who would be interested in work experience…

Journalism and Literature Science and Technology

Scientists take a step closer to creating Potter’s invisibility cloak

November 4, 2010November 8, 2010

by Neal Wallace Harry Potter’s famous invisibility cloak may not be quite as far fetched…

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The final whistle on Scottish Football? An insight into the current furore

October 29, 2010October 29, 2010

By Christopher Hall For years Scottish Football has had it’s issues, everyone knows that. Sectarianism,…

Journalism and Literature

BBC Journalists to Strike

October 29, 2010October 29, 2010

BBC journalists are to stage two 48-hour strikes in the coming weeks as the long…

Category: Journalism and Literature

The Global Dispatch: Today’s digest

An anniversary of Shakespearean proportions

Oxford Dictionary ‘Word of the Year’ becomes a LIST for 2020.

Oxford Dictionary ‘Word of the Year’ becomes a LIST for 2020.

“Can Journalism Survive the Death of Newspapers?” – Roy Greenslade lecture at the University of Edinburgh

Study on Scotland’s most expensive streets is misleading

Journalist Ian Bell dies aged 59

Creative Scotland defends using National Lottery proceeds to fund arts

‘Beauty by Design’ – A collaboration between past and present

Police deny overreaction in rooftop manhunt

“League games more important than Cup Final” – Pat Fenlon before Dons clash

Media Mondays – Catriona Shearer – 04.02.2013

Media Monday- Richard Walker – 28/01/2013

Edinburgh Napier News Day

Edinburgh Napier News Day

The changing face of news

New lit mag to hit streets

Lanarkshire radio station L107 faces action

Scottish Parliament launches competition for future journos

Scientists take a step closer to creating Potter’s invisibility cloak

France strikes rides new wave

The final whistle on Scottish Football? An insight into the current furore

BBC Journalists to Strike