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The Birmingham Post:
... over 100 years ago the Birmingham Post retains a standard of journalism rarely seen among local newspapaers. Whilst many local papers have switched to a tabloid format and often sadly with the lower quality standards of tabloids the Birmingham Post remains a broadsheet. For a local newspaper to be successful it needs to have a balance between its requirements towards its local readership and the need to ... Read the full review: The Birmingham Post by polydeuces |
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(Birmingham) Birmingham Voice Magazine / Newspaper / Local, free newspaper from Birmingham City Council. overall rating  (1 review)
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Express & Star Magazine / Newspaper / overall rating  (1 review)
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Birmingham Evening Mail Magazine / Newspaper / The Evening Mail has provided Birmingham and the surrounding areas with unrivalled coverage for more than 130 years. overall rating  (1 review)
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Sunday Mercury Magazine / Newspaper / The Sunday Mercury is the Midlands' essential Sunday read. Packed full of exclusive news, undercover investigations, sports, showbiz and much more, it's been voted the region's Newspaper Of The Year. |
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Express & Star ... hard to find a word to describe the Express & Star's size, as it's theoretically a tabloid but has much larger pages than most, and pursues (at least in its own mind, and in fact quite often in reality) a surprisingly upmarket agenda for a local evening rag, even considering the fact that it's based in such a cultured city (thank you, Your Majesty!) as Wolverhampton. Maybe I need to coin a new word for it - "broadloid", perhaps? It certainly trips off the tongue well in a Black Country accent. (Before we go any further, I'd like to head off the inevitable deluge of complaints by reassuring everyone that I'm quite aware of the cont... Read the full review: Cowin bostin, our kid! by davidbuttery |
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The Birmingham Post ... say every music journalist does their job because they want to be a rock star but isn?t good enough, and for me the same was true of sport. I decided that if I couldn?t play sport for a living, then I wanted to watch it and get paid for doing so. After numerous discussions with my careers advisor at school, I was told that the best way into sports journalism would be to take English, History, and Biology at A-level and then apply for a Sports Science degree at Bath University. The problem was that I have less interest in Science then I do in seeing Vanessa Feltz naked and covered in mud; the only difference being that Science doesn?t make me feel ill; just a little n... Read the full review: a lucky break... theres no proof by |
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(Birmingham) Birmingham Voice ... newspaper is thinner than most, and is usually only about 16 pages long. This is the Birmingham City Council newspaper, and contains content which is specifically about Birmingham and it's residents. It is produced by the Council and is distributed to 378 000 homes in Birmingham. This is not the most interesting newspaper in the world, so don't expect a riveting read. I suppose a lot of the news is typical of local newspapers. The news usually covers six pages or so. In the May 9th issue, there are three different articles on the front page. One article is about visitors from China visiting the Council house. There is one article on a young girl who play... Read the full review: Brummie Voice by snizzle |
