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Editor of the Sun Higgins in sudden resignation
03 Jun 1998 | by Gordon MacMillan,
LONDON - Stuart Higgins has resigned suddenly from his position as editor of The Sun. He has been replaced by David Yelland deputy editor of the New York Post and a former city editor of The Sun.
Decaux still claims to be world number one after defeat
03 Jun 1998
- Decaux is still claiming to be the world's number one supplier of street furniture despite suffering a bitter defeat in its battle to take-over rival More Group.
Digital row breaks out as agencies hit out at government
03 Jun 1998
- Agencies have hit out at Government plans to set a deadline for switching off analogue TV services, saying the issue should not even be debated until half of homes can receive digital TV.
Digital row breaks out as agencies hit out at government
03 Jun 1998
- Agencies have hit out at Government plans to set a deadline for switching off analogue TV services, saying the issue should not even be debated until half of homes can receive digital TV.
Guardian joins forces with Radio 1 for Glastonbury
03 Jun 1998
- The Guardian has joined forces with BBC Radio 1 in a unique partnership between two of Glastonbury Festival's major sponsors. The two will work together to broadcast exclusive webcasts of each day's main acts as well as offering audio and visual material courtesy of BBC 2.
Guardian joins forces with Radio 1 for Glastonbury
03 Jun 1998
- The Guardian has joined forces with BBC Radio 1 in a unique partnership between two of Glastonbury Festival's major sponsors. The two will work together to broadcast exclusive webcasts of each day's main acts as well as offering audio and visual material courtesy of BBC 2.
LineOne loses two from senior management team
03 Jun 1998
- The BT and News International owned online joint venture LineOne is to lose both its marketing and business development directors, who have resigned to start their own business.
LineOne loses two from senior management team
03 Jun 1998
- The BT and News International owned online joint venture LineOne is to lose both its marketing and business development directors, who have resigned to start their own business.
Decaux still claims to be world number one after defeat
03 Jun 1998
- Decaux is still claiming to be the world s number one supplier of street furniture despite suffering a bitter defeat in its battle to take-over rival More Group.
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