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- March 1994 - May 1995 (Creation)
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Numbers 1 and 2 of the 'friends of Gemini News Service bulletin', March 1994 - May 1995. The bulletins, written by Gemini editor, Daniel Nelson, were sent to the 'friends of Gemini', who included former staff members, subscribers, business acquaintances and general supporters.
Subjects covered by the bulletins include: the retirement of Derek Ingram (Gemini editor); appointment of Lloyd Parker as graphic artist; contract to undertake the production of Panos feature packages; the production and launch of Richard Bourne's history of Gemini, 'News on a knife-edge: Gemini journalism and a global agenda', (John Libbey and Company, London, 1995); tributes to Arnold Smith, founder governor of Newscorcern International Foundation; the introduction of an electronic article delivery service and updates on governors, office staff and International Development Research Centre and Regina University fellows.
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- Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agency (Subject)
- Nelson; Daniel; journalist (Subject)
- Ingram; Derek (1925-2018); founder and editor of Gemini News Service (Subject)
- Parker; Lloyd; graphic artist (Subject)
- Panos Institute, London (1986-2013); development information organisation (Subject)
- Bourne; Rowland Richard (1940-); journalist (Subject)
- Smith; Arnold (1915-1994); journalist and diplomat (Subject)
- Newsconcern International Foundation (1982-); funding body (Subject)
- International Development Research Centre (1970-); research organisation (Subject)