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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 PR specialist with [[GPlus Europe]]. He was formerly a journalist with the Sunday Times and the BBC. |
From the GPlus profile | From the GPlus profile | ||
| − | :Angus was 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://www.gpluseurope.com/angus-roxburgh.html Profile] (Accessed 21 September 2001)</ref> | + | :Angus was 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://www.gpluseurope.com/angus-roxburgh.html Profile] (Accessed 21 September 2001)</ref> |
==Contact, References and Resources== | ==Contact, References and Resources== | ||
Revision as of 14:57, 21 September 2008
Angus Roxburgh is a PR specialist with GPlus Europe. He was formerly a journalist with the Sunday Times and the BBC.
From the GPlus profile
- Angus was 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.[1]
Contents
Contact, References and Resources
Contact
- Email: angusroxburgh@gpluseurope.com
- Website: GPlus Profile
Resources
Publications
- Pravda: Inside the Soviet News Machine
- The Second Russian Revolution
- Preachers of Hate
