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[Albion] Andy Naylor is leaving
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Solid at the back
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Shame, Brian Owen is useless in comparison
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Why did Nsc get too many scoops?
The Large One
Who's Next?
Either my sarcasto-meter is on the blink, or you have posted something utterly devoid of intelligence, thought, merit or wit.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
I wonder if the new venture is connected to the new SeagullsTV ?
Just a coincidental guess.
Anyway, whatever it is, best of luck to Andy - I've always enjoyed his work at the argus.
Just a coincidental guess.
Anyway, whatever it is, best of luck to Andy - I've always enjoyed his work at the argus.
Stoke.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
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Not IMO
Weststander
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Don’t blame him. The Argus is a tiny entity after decades of decline, they can’t be good payers for that role.
Good luck to him.
Good luck to him.
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Phil Hay from the Yorkshire Evening Post did recently. Yes.
https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co...-leaving-the-yorkshire-evening-post-1-9820455
Good luck to him.
The Argus is a sinking ship, can't blame him or anyone else for seeking better things elsewhere.
The Argus is a sinking ship, can't blame him or anyone else for seeking better things elsewhere.
New national sports newspaper or website?
Silverhatch
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Thought the same, maybe a central video/blogging/podcasting destination is about to be launched - maybe Amazon?
Found it - https://www.prolificnorth.co.uk/news/publishing-news/2019/06/phil-hay-leave-yorkshire-evening-post
His departure comes as American sports subscription publisher, The Athletic, has started targeting UK sports journalists ahead of its launch in the country.
It said that it was planning to hire a team of around 50 to write about football across the UK, in a similar hyperlocal model, that it has in the United States.
When it launched in the US, it brought in well-known reporters to bring their audience to the site.
The Athletic is a subscription-only site - US$47.99 per year if you pay annually, otherwise $9.99/month.
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Am I allowed to change my user name? 
You can see why it would appeal to the likes of Naylor and Hay. The constant grinding for local newspaper publications must be quite soul-destroying...
And this is why they'd want the likes of Naylor:
Both from an interview with The Athletic's CEO - https://techcrunch.com/2018/10/31/theathletic-interview/
"The popular view then, as it remains now, was that people just aren’t willing to pay for content online and that to win in media you have to put out a high volume of free articles on social.
The Athletic took the opposite approach. It’s a narrative violation. Everything is part of a paid subscription, with the belief that instead of writers needing to post 3-4 pieces per day, they should focus on deeper stories that add value to paid subscribers over time. That worldview resonated with us."
The Athletic took the opposite approach. It’s a narrative violation. Everything is part of a paid subscription, with the belief that instead of writers needing to post 3-4 pieces per day, they should focus on deeper stories that add value to paid subscribers over time. That worldview resonated with us."
And this is why they'd want the likes of Naylor:
"When we expand into a new market, we gain new subscribers by hiring writers who have a following already and by word of mouth from existing subscribers. Then like any direct-to-consumer brand, we are acquiring subscribers through Google, Facebook and Twitter."
Both from an interview with The Athletic's CEO - https://techcrunch.com/2018/10/31/theathletic-interview/
southstandandy
WEST STAND ANDY
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Argus 'Ron' is taking over!