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ONEWORD: In what it said to be a first for radio, Oneword, the digital speech-only station, is broadcasting a crossword. Consisting solely of 'audio clues', the crossword show is produced by Louise Collins and runs three times each weekday for a month from 3 December.
Cavan Scott has been promoted to oversee commissioning on Future Publishing's Internetworks magazine. Scott will have responsibility for the news, site focus and reviews sections. As deputy editor he will report to Internetworks editor Gillian Roach. The monthly title, which targets...
ESQUIRE: Men's title Esquire has launched on online service providing information for people buying cars, motorbikes and bicycles. Esquirewheels.co.uk will offer products from a variety of UK dealers. There will be links to related suppliers, such as insurance and roadside assistance.
decision to abolish weekly press briefings and cease regular contact with the media. Ferguson last ... training ground and would restrict his media appearances to stage-managed interviews on the part ... media contact, but he insisted this week he was '100 per cent behind Alex on this. He will still ...
Central News, the Carlton broadcasting operation that takes in cities as far afield as Nottingham, Birmingham, Oxford and Swindon, has appointed a new editor for its southern region. Ian Rumsey will replace Phil Carrodus on 2 January. Carrodus is moving within the Carlton network to become...
BBC/DISNEY: BBC Magazines is to produce a variety of titles branded by the entertainment group Disney Publishing Worldwide. Big Time, aimed at seven to 11-year-olds, contains news and features. BBC Magazines plans to launch three more regular Disney titles next year.
EMAP ELAN: Red magazine, the Emap Elan title that targets affluent, urban thirtysomething women, is to hold a seminar 'How to talk to middle youth' on 17 January 2002. Speakers include BBC2 controller Jane Root and the writer and producer of ITV1's Cold Feet, Christina Langan and David Nicholls.
NATMAGS: The National Magazine Company, which announced the closure earlier this month of science magazine Focus (PRWeek, 9 November), has now sold the title. It has been bought by Bristol-based Origin Publishing, which owns ten consumer titles and 14 customer magazines.
GUARDIAN: Learn.co.uk, the Guardian-backed educational website, has moved into teacher recruitment by offering online ads and a jobsearch. MD Colin Hughes said the move added a revenue stream which was 'logical and sustainable'. The site is aimed at schools, local education authorities and teachers.
HEART 106.2: Heart 106.2 is to be the official London radio partner for raceforlife 2002, a series of fundraising events for women in aid of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund. Eight 5km runs or walks will be held during spring and summer 2002.
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