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- Peter Oborne<\/strong> has resigned as chief political commentator of The Telegraph<\/a><\/strong><\/li>\n
- Paul Waugh<\/strong> has announced via Twitter that he will be joining the Huffington Post UK<\/a><\/strong> as executive editor, Politics, after the general election.<\/li>\n
- Paul Forde<\/strong> has been appointed deputy editor at BBC Radio Wales<\/a><\/strong><\/li>\n
- Annie Mac<\/strong> has been appointed as the new presenter of Radio 1\u2019s<\/a><\/strong> weekday evening new music show<\/li>\n
- Benjamin Lee<\/strong> has been appointed digital contributing editor of film at the Guardian<\/a><\/strong>. He was previously online editor at ShortList.com<\/strong><\/li>\n
- Newsquest Media Group<\/a><\/strong> has appointed Diarmuid Macdonagh<\/strong> acting editor of the Dorset Echo<\/strong> and Andy Martin<\/strong> acting editor at the Daily Echo in Bournemouth<\/strong>. Diarmuid and Andy are temporarily replacing\u00a0Toby Granville<\/strong>, who has been promoted to the role of group editorial development director for a secondment, which will initially be for 12 months<\/li>\n
- Hertfordshire Mercury<\/a><\/strong> has appointed Gaby Bissett<\/strong> as a reporter. Gaby will be covering East Herts<\/li>\n
- Derek Bish<\/strong> as been appointed deputy group sports editor at MNA Media\u2019s<\/a> Express & Star <\/strong>and Shropshire Star<\/strong> newspapers. He was previously sports editor at Bury Free Press, Haverhill Echo, Newmarket Journal, Suffolk Free Press<\/strong> and Diss Express<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Fashion, Lifestyle & Entertainment<\/b><\/p>\n
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- Madeleine Spencer<\/strong> has been promoted to beauty writer at Marie Claire<\/a><\/strong>. She was previously beauty assistant at the magazine<\/li>\n
- Golf Monthly<\/a><\/strong> is launching a free digital monthly magazine titled\u00a0What\u2019s In the Bag<\/b><\/li>\n
- Frances Wasem<\/strong> has been appointed acting entertainment director at Red<\/a><\/strong> magazine<\/li>\n
- Joel Snape<\/strong> has been appointed acting editor at Men\u2019s Fitness<\/a><\/strong>. He replaces Nick Hutchings<\/strong> who has now left the title<\/li>\n
- Catherine Hales<\/strong> has been appointed acting editor at \u00a0Zest Media\u2019s<\/a> Absolutely East, Absolutely North by NorthWest<\/strong> and Absolutely City & Ange<\/strong>l covering Helen Baron<\/strong> who is now on maternity leave. Catherine remains as editor of Absolutely South East, Absolutely Dulwich, Absolutely Greenwich & Blackheath<\/strong> and Absolutely Bromley & Chislehurst<\/strong><\/li>\n
- Coral Rickard<\/strong> has been appointed acting digital lifestyle editor at woman&home<\/a><\/strong><\/li>\n
- Abi Harman<\/strong> has been appointed editorial assistant at At Home<\/a><\/strong> magazine<\/li>\n
- Dazed magazine<\/strong> has appointed Aimee Cliff<\/strong> as music editor and Trey Taylor<\/strong> has been appointed film editor<\/li>\n
- Immediate Media Co<\/b><\/a>, has launched\u00a0Simply Sewing<\/b>. The magazine which hit newsstands on 12 February, is priced at \u00a35.99<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Business & Finance<\/b><\/p>\n
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- Kevin Whitlock<\/strong> has been appointed editor at Wholesale News<\/a><\/strong>. He replaces outgoing editor Lisa Moore<\/strong> who will continue to contribute to the magazine as consultant editor<\/li>\n
- Elsa Buchanan<\/strong> has been appointed foreign news reporter at International Business Times UK<\/a><\/strong> covering general international news with a focus on Latin America<\/li>\n
- The Drum<\/a> <\/strong>has promoted online editor Stephen Lepitak<\/strong> to the position of editor, taking over from Gordon Young<\/strong> who is moving to the post of editor-in-chief<\/li>\n
- Incisive Media<\/a><\/strong> has announced the appointment of Lee Hartt<\/strong> as the group publishing director of the risk management and trading technology groups of brands<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Health, Science & Technology<\/b><\/p>\n
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- James Peckham<\/strong> has been appointed phones & tablets writer at T3<\/a>.<\/strong> He was previously a staff writer at Know Your Mobile<\/strong><\/li>\n
- Caroline Donnelly<\/strong> has been appointed datacentre & cloud editor at ComputerWeekly.com<\/a><\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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How the world\u2019s top 100 brands use Twitter<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
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- Caroline Donnelly<\/strong> has been appointed datacentre & cloud editor at ComputerWeekly.com<\/a><\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
- Elsa Buchanan<\/strong> has been appointed foreign news reporter at International Business Times UK<\/a><\/strong> covering general international news with a focus on Latin America<\/li>\n
- Golf Monthly<\/a><\/strong> is launching a free digital monthly magazine titled\u00a0What\u2019s In the Bag<\/b><\/li>\n
- Paul Waugh<\/strong> has announced via Twitter that he will be joining the Huffington Post UK<\/a><\/strong> as executive editor, Politics, after the general election.<\/li>\n