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30 Jul 1999 | by JOHN TYLEE
. He will be succeeded by the assistant editor of The Daily Telegraph, Boris Johnson. Toyota ...
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THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF 1999: Caroline Marshall surveys the year in which merger followed merger, Guinness ’surfer’ made a splash, a yellow furry animal revitalised Levi’s and the ad industry mourned the death of David Ogilvy
17 Dec 1999 | by CAROLINE MARSHALL
switches to chief executive of Reed Elsevier ... Boris Johnson succeeds Frank Johnson as editor of The ...
Spectator editor steps down
28 Jul 1999 | by Staff,
replaced by Boris Johnson, who is currently assistant editor of the Daily Telegraph.
MEDIA: GQ - AN EXPERT’S VIEW. The high-class men’s title needs to dump its laddish tendencies. By James Lee
23 Jul 1999 | by JAMES LEE, an account director at HPT B
reverting to the old formula. Judging from the line-up of writers, which includes Boris Johnson and AA ...
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