Angus Roxburgh - Revision history

Melissa Jones at 14:50, 1 November 2011

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David at 10:09, 28 October 2011

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David at 10:08, 28 October 2011

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 ===Resources===
 *BBC Press Office [http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2002/03_march/10/angusroxburgh.shtml Angus Roxburgh joins BBC Scotland] 10.03.02, SCOTLAND
 ====Publications====
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 *''The Second Russian Revolution''
 *''Preachers of Hate''
 ===References===

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 Roxburgh says of his role at GPlus that:
-:I was taken on as an expert in Russia and the media. My role was never as a spin-doctor: my job was mainly aimed at explaining to the Russians how Western governments work and encouraging them to adopt more open media practices. I had some naive notion that maybe I could change things. (It worked for a short while, then, after Anna Politkovskaya was killed, they shrank back into their old ways.) <ref> Angus Roxburgh, Email correspondence with Powerbase editor David Miller, 28 October 2011 </ref>
+:I was taken on as an expert in Russia and the media. My role was never as a spin-doctor: my job was mainly aimed at explaining to the Russians how Western governments work and encouraging them to adopt more open media practices. I had some naive notion that maybe I could change things. (It worked for a short while, then, after Anna Politkovskaya was killed, they shrank back into their old ways.) <ref>Email correspondence between Angus Roxburgh and Powerbase editor David Miller, 28 October 2011 </ref>
 ==Contact, References and Resources==

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 '''Angus Roxburgh''' is a journalist and singer-songwriter<ref>MySpace [http://www.myspace.com/angusroxburgh Angus Roxburgh], accessed 28 October 2011</ref> and former PR specialist with [[GPlus Europe]].  Prior to working at GPlus he was a journalist with the ''Sunday Times'' and the BBC.
 ==Career==
-Roxburgh was, according to a profile on the [[GPlus Europe]] website, 'the [[Sunday Times]] Moscow correspondent for two years, as the old Soviet system collapsed under Gorbachev in the late 1980s. In 1991 Angus joined the BBC and was immediately sent to Moscow where he covered the first waves of democratisation and privatisation and the war in Chechnya. In 1998 Angus became the BBC’s Europe Correspondent, based in Brussels. More recently, he has combined journalism with media training for Brussels-based NGOs, companies and the European Commission.'<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20091031114501/http://www.gpluseurope.com/angus-roxburgh.html Profile] Retrievd from the Internet Archive of 31 October 2009,accessed 28 October 2011 </ref>
+Roxburgh was, according to a profile on the [[GPlus Europe]] website, 'the [[Sunday Times]] Moscow correspondent for two years, as the old Soviet system collapsed under Gorbachev in the late 1980s. In 1991 Angus joined the BBC and was immediately sent to Moscow where he covered the first waves of democratisation and privatisation and the war in Chechnya. In 1998 Angus became the BBC’s Europe Correspondent, based in Brussels. More recently, he has combined journalism with media training for Brussels-based NGOs, companies and the European Commission.'<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20091031114501/http://www.gpluseurope.com/angus-roxburgh.html Profile] Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 31 October 2009,accessed 28 October 2011 </ref>
 ==Contact, References and Resources==

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 '''Angus Roxburgh''' is a journalist and singer-songwriter<ref>MySpace [http://www.myspace.com/angusroxburgh Angus Roxburgh], accessed 28 October 2011</ref> and former PR specialist with [[GPlus Europe]].  Prior to working at GPlus he was a journalist with the ''Sunday Times'' and the BBC.
 ==Career==
-Roxburgh was, according to a profile on the [[GPlus Europe]] website 'the [[Sunday Times]] Moscow correspondent for two years, as the old Soviet system collapsed under Gorbachev in the late 1980s. In 1991 Angus joined the BBC and was immediately sent to Moscow where he covered the first waves of democratisation and privatisation and the war in Chechnya. In 1998 Angus became the BBC’s Europe Correspondent, based in Brussels. More recently, he has combined journalism with media training for Brussels-based NGOs, companies and the European Commission.'<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20091031114501/http://www.gpluseurope.com/angus-roxburgh.html Profile] Retrievd from the Internet Archive of 31 October 2009,accessed 28 October 2011 </ref>
+Roxburgh was, according to a profile on the [[GPlus Europe]] website, 'the [[Sunday Times]] Moscow correspondent for two years, as the old Soviet system collapsed under Gorbachev in the late 1980s. In 1991 Angus joined the BBC and was immediately sent to Moscow where he covered the first waves of democratisation and privatisation and the war in Chechnya. In 1998 Angus became the BBC’s Europe Correspondent, based in Brussels. More recently, he has combined journalism with media training for Brussels-based NGOs, companies and the European Commission.'<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20091031114501/http://www.gpluseurope.com/angus-roxburgh.html Profile] Retrievd from the Internet Archive of 31 October 2009,accessed 28 October 2011 </ref>
 ==Contact, References and Resources==

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-'''Angus Roxburgh''' is a journalist and singer-songwriter<ref>MySpace [http://www.myspace.com/angusroxburgh Angus Roxburgh], accessed 28 October 2011</ref> and former PR specialist with [[GPlus Europe]].  Prior to working at GPlus he was a journalist with the Sunday Times and the BBC.
+'''Angus Roxburgh''' is a journalist and singer-songwriter<ref>MySpace [http://www.myspace.com/angusroxburgh Angus Roxburgh], accessed 28 October 2011</ref> and former PR specialist with [[GPlus Europe]].  Prior to working at GPlus he was a journalist with the ''Sunday Times'' and the BBC.
 ==Career==
 Roxburgh was, according to a profile on the [[GPlus Europe]] website 'the [[Sunday Times]] Moscow correspondent for two years, as the old Soviet system collapsed under Gorbachev in the late 1980s. In 1991 Angus joined the BBC and was immediately sent to Moscow where he covered the first waves of democratisation and privatisation and the war in Chechnya. In 1998 Angus became the BBC’s Europe Correspondent, based in Brussels. More recently, he has combined journalism with media training for Brussels-based NGOs, companies and the European Commission.'<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20091031114501/http://www.gpluseurope.com/angus-roxburgh.html Profile] Retrievd from the Internet Archive of 31 October 2009,accessed 28 October 2011 </ref>

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-'''Angus Roxburgh''' is a PR specialist with [[GPlus Europe]].  He was formerly a journalist with the Sunday Times and the BBC.
+'''Angus Roxburgh''' is a journalist and former PR specialist with [[GPlus Europe]].  Prior to working at GPlus he was a journalist with the Sunday Times and the BBC.
+==Career==
-From the GPlus profile
+Roxburgh was, according to a profile on the [[GPlus Europe]] website 'the [[Sunday Times]] Moscow correspondent for two years, as the old Soviet system collapsed under Gorbachev in the late 1980s. In 1991 Angus joined the BBC and was immediately sent to Moscow where he covered the first waves of democratisation and privatisation and the war in Chechnya. In 1998 Angus became the BBC’s Europe Correspondent, based in Brussels. More recently, he has combined journalism with media training for Brussels-based NGOs, companies and the European Commission.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20091031114501/http://www.gpluseurope.com/angus-roxburgh.html Profile] Retrievd from the Internet Archive of 31 October 2009,accessed 28 October 2011 </ref>
 ==Contact, References and Resources==
 ===Contact===
-:Email: angusroxburgh@gpluseurope.com
+:Email: angusroxburgh@gpluseurope.com (no longer current)
 :Website: [http://web.archive.org/web/20091031114501/http://www.gpluseurope.com/angus-roxburgh.html GPlus Profile] (From the Internet Archive)