JULES
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The Guardian ?Thats a shame - behind a paywall. It maybe the one single reason to sign up to my first newspaper - unless I knew which one @tolmie's hairdoo worked for ;-)
The Guardian ?Thats a shame - behind a paywall. It maybe the one single reason to sign up to my first newspaper - unless I knew which one @tolmie's hairdoo worked for ;-)
I had no idea the top journo's earned anything like that amount, wow!
Am reliably informed, it's the Beano. He even allowed them to model the main character on himself. Allegedly.The Guardian ?
Thats a shame - behind a paywall. It maybe the one single reason to sign up to my first newspaper - unless I knew which one @tolmie's hairdoo worked for ;-)
At a million a pop! thats ..... more than Ric!All of 'em!
he doesn't work actually for a newspaper, he's a reporter with VIZThats a shame - behind a paywall. It maybe the one single reason to sign up to my first newspaper - unless I knew which one @tolmie's hairdoo worked for ;-)
At a million a pop! thats ..... more than Ric!
Only the really top-level columnists get the really huge money because they attract large audiences (and revenue). Samuel is one of the best in the UK. Pay levels in the print industry have fallen over the years as the business has declined and a lot of reporters, especially the freelances, are scraping a living these days. This is what has driven the clickbait culture.Agreed..
I did all right academically but when I see stuff like some of the amounts people can get paid to write about the game they love, well now it makes one think about the choices that were on offer back then..
And as for 'careers advice', back in the late-60s the school adviser never said anything about how you might get a job involving sports journalism or one like, say, Stanley Tucci swanning around Italy tasting the food for the tv cameras..
As Yvonne Fair sang 'It should'a been me..!'
The only football bits in the sports section of the Times are seemingly all written by Jonathan Northcroft with bits by David Walsh and Alison Rudd. There is a definite red bias there as I put in an (unpublished) email to them a few weeks ago.
They don't. He's the exception.
Happy to pay kids £2.00 a year now and trawl the internet to rewrite stuff.