By Emily Glass
Despite being a bit tired and worse for wear now that it’s ‘glory days’ as a pleasure beach have come and gone, Portobello is home to a very tasty fish supper. But I guess one wouldn’t expect any less that close to the sea. And this is coming from someone who claims that nowhere can beat Whitby’s fish and chips experience.
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The Edinburgh Napier MA Journalism 2011 class produced Buzz Magazine which was published in April 2011.
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Our Live Rolling News Day Television Bulletin from 21st March 2011.
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By Emily Glass
[Originally posted on http://edinburghnapiernews.com/2011/03/21/iron-age-gold-hoard-to-finally-be-on-display-at-the-national-museum-of-scotland/ on 21st March 2011]
National Museums Scotland have finally secured a set of four Iron Age gold neck ornaments after raising funds for two years.
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By Emily Glass
[Originally posted on http://edinburghnapiernews.com/2011/03/21/online-game-relaunch-creates-new-jobs-in-edinburgh/ on 21st March 2011]
A US Gaming company have revived Dundee-based developer Real Time World (RTW) by buying shares in the business and plans to open a new studio in Edinburgh.
Set up in 2002 by Dave Jones, who was part of the firm responsible for creating Grand Theft Auto, RTW went into administration last August with around 250 jobs being lost.
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By Emily Glass
[Originally posted on http://edinburghnapiernews.com/2011/03/14/further-updates-on-the-japan-disaster/ on 14th March 2011]
Following this morning’s fears that a nuclear meltdown is imminent after temperatures continued to rise in Fukushima’s second reactor, a government spokesman has released a statement saying another major explosion is unlikely. With the cooling water having evaporated, sea water is being reinjected into the plant to regain safer temperature levels.
By Emily Glass
[Originally posted on http://edinburghnapiernews.com/2011/03/14/japan-update/ on 14th March 2011]
A second blast at Fukushima Daichii’s nuclear power plant has rocked Japan just three days after the first reactor exploded.
This latest explosion is said to be caused by a hydrogen build-up in reactor 3 and has left 11 people injured, one seriously.
By Emily Glass
[Originally posted on http://edinburghnapiernews.com/2010/11/03/17595/ on 3rd November 2010]
Will you be sending your letter to father Christmas this year via email or facebook this year? The ever increasing popularity of social networking sites means that internet communication has overtaken other more traditional forms, resulting in yet more financial trouble for the Royal Mail.
by Emily Glass
[Originally posted on http://edinburghnapiernews.com/2010/11/10/is-staying-in-the-new-going-out/ 10th November 2010]
Recent figures from J Sainsbury Plc show that the British are choosing nights in rather than going out in town to have a good night.
Whilst the country is still feeling the effects of the economic downturn British people are combating these tough times by curbing spending that seems unnecessary – such as eating out. Continue reading “Is Staying in the New Going Out?”
Emily Lawley 