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Mail@helenrussell.co.uk. Helen Russell is a British journalist, author and speaker. Starting off as a researcher for The Sunday Times. Helen went on to work as features writer on Take a Break. And deputy editor at AllAboutYou.com. She then worked as features editor for Top Sante. And on new launches for Tatler Asia. Helen joined Marie Claire. As editor of marieclaire.co.uk. In 2010 and was BSME. Shortlisted in 2011 and 2012. A correspondent for The Guardian. And is also available for commissions. About 5...

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2015 National Film and Television School. Training course Explore film-making: from script to screen. Adobe accredited training in Premiere Pro editing software. Freelance writer and photographer. Creator and editor of. A news and information website for the business community in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. Director of. Producing articles, photography, press releases, website content, audio and video podcasts. Market-leading weekly newspaper for the UK fleet industry. Emap Automotive press spokesperson.

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Film, TV & Radio | Magforum | Magazines and Magazine Publishers

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Film, TV and radio magazines. Since the start of the 20th century, the fate of film, TV and radio magazines has been dictated by the development of entertainment technologies. The two world wars also affected the commercial strength of magazines in the UK:. Theatre and silent movie titles evolved to cover the talkies. Some magazines were weekly catalogues of films on show in cinemas. In the first world war, the British film industry was cut back and movie production from Hollywood began to dominate.

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Launches & Events | Magforum | Magazines and Magazine Publishers

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Emap tries to establish weekly news sector for women. 2005 launch cost £12m to create weekly fashion sector. 2004: style icon The Face. 2002: Dazed and Confused tries to change the face of car magazines with Intersection. Magazine launches, closures and events. Magazines are listed on these yearly pages by their cover date, although a January 2007 issue would usually be on sale by mid-December 2006. See Magforum blog. Magforum censored by Google; News of the World launches. Grazia; Cosmo Girl. Former Ema...

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Pink Floyd | Magforum | Magazines and Magazine Publishers

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Pink Floyd 1974 tour programme. Played the Liverpool Empire in November 1974 on their Wish You Were Here tour with a brilliant programme. The Pink Floyd Super All-Action Official Music Programme for Boys and Girls. Was a 16-page comic with a colour cover. The main elements were two-page comic strips based on alter-egos for each of the band:. Rog of the Rovers. With Roger Waters as a footballing hero in the style of 'Roy of the Rovers' in the. Captain Mason R.N. Was a 'strip' cartoon seen in the likes of.

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Women, war and magazines | Magforum | Women's roles in World War One

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Women in the First World War. Women played a massive part in the war effort during the First World War and their taking over the roles of so many men was widely reflected in the magazines of the day. The changes affected all aspects of their lives, from fashion - as in this. The changes were all grist to the mill for cartoonists in magazines such as. Khaki for men, dress-down fashion for women. Suffragettes and votes for women. Reactions to women in men's jobs. The thrill of a woman in uniform. For 50 ye...

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Magazine Glossary | Magforum | Magazines and Magazine Publishers

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Glossary of magazine terms and jargon. This is a glossary of terms and jargon used in magazines and magazine publishing. It has been quoted in. The careers guide from the Periodicals Training Council. NB: terminology can vary between industries, individual titles and internationally. 4/2 or 4 back 2. Printing 4 colours on one side of a sheet or web of paper and 2 on the other. A series or A sizes. Metric paper size (210mm by 297mm). Most consumer magazines are slightly smaller or larger than this. US sof...

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Women's Weeklies | Magforum | Magazines and Magazine Publishers

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The traditional women's weekly magazines. Based around the home and family - were shaken up in 1987 by the arrival of German publishers who brought in a mix of real life stories, fashion, beauty, food, home, travel and competitions to the UK - personified by the runaway weekly bestseller, Take a Break. Arrived from Spain, bringing with it the germ of the celebrity magazines. While Emap has been trying to turn Grazia. Into the weekly Vogue. News was the flavour of the year for 2006, with. Was launched in ...

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Tales | Magforum | Magazines and Magazine Publishers

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Tales from the world of magazines. Women in the First World War. Women played a massive part in the First World War and their taking over the roles of so many men was widely reflected in the magazines of the day. The changes affected all aspects of their lives . Read more. The History of Men's Magazines. Is the stuff of legend. It revolutionised magazines - and Dennis took 'lads' mags' to the US with. News magazines: 'I see a whale'. Founder Felix Dennis,. Was the original whale, but a news weekly. Rumou...