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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | SHERRILYNNE STARKIE DECEMBER 7, 2009  Super Third Thursday for social media club The Isle of Man Social Media Club meets the third Thursday of each month and everyone is welcome. On 21 January 2010, we are kicking off the New Year with Super Third Thursday with guest speaker Chief Inspector Mark Payne of the West Midlands Police. Chief Inspector Mark Payne is responsible for the smooth running of one of the busiest police press and public relations departments in the UK. | | | | | | |
| | | SHERRILYNNE STARKIE NOVEMBER 26, 2009  Isle of Man Newspapers' parent to intoduce online subscription fees Image via CrunchBase. Johnston Press, parent company to the Isle of Man Newspapers , is introducing subscriptions fees on their websites in a pilot scheme starting next week. The papers will allow access to the homepage of each paper, but stories away from the main page will require a subscription of £5 for a three month trial. It’s already been introduced at the Wall Street Journal. | | | | | | | | | |
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SHERRILYNNE STARKIE | MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2009 Why you need a Facebook Fanpage | Sherrilynne Starkie
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SHERRILYNNE STARKIE | FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2009 Communicating bad news in hard times
The second edition of Exclamation magazine, which I edit on behalf of Bridson & Horrox , the Isle of Man printing and stationery company, was issued this week. This story is my editorial contribution. They say that when you laugh the world laughs with you and when you cry you cry alone. But during these recessionary times this old adage no longer holds true. Bad news surrounds us and there are very few people and organisations are not affected in one way or another. few years ago a Manchester company, The British Amulet, group made 2,500 people redundant by text message. MORE >>
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