NevilleHobson.com: Mail on Sunday and Sunday Telegraph don’t get Twitter

Neville Hobson flags up the Sunday Telegraph and Mail on Sunday's reporting of Twitter. "Unfortunately, both papers have done it in a way that demonstrates the journalists' (and their editors') utter lack of understanding of the social and business drivers underpinning much of the growth in use of Twitter," Hobson writes. Full story...

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Telegraph merges picture desk and TV under new head

Guy Ruddle has been appointed as the Telegraph’s new head of visuals, according to a release from the publisher.

In his new role, Ruddle will oversee both the pictures department and Telegraph TV, which have recently been combined.

He will be responsible for all visual content across the Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph and Telegraph.co.uk and will report to deputy editor Tony Gallagher.

Weekend editor of the Daily Telegraph, Jon Stock, is also set to take on some new digital responsibilities. Named as the new head of lifestyle, he will be tasked with developing digital content in the site’s lifestyle channel.

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