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Poster comprised of colour photographs of Gemini office staff moving offices, nd, including Derek Ingram (editor), Bethel Njoku (office manager) and Tom Aston (associate editor).

The move that the poster documents is unidentified but is possibly Gemini's move from the Guardian offices, 119 Farringdon, London, EC1R 3ER to the offices of the Panos Institute, 9 White Lion Street, N1 9PD, [c1990].

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.

Records relating to the management of Gemini News Service, 1965-2008, including: Gemini's foundation and early management, 1965-1974, (GEM/1/1); management during its ownership by the Guardian and Manchester Evening News, 1974-1981, (GEM/1/2); governorship by NewsConcern International Foundation, 1982-2003, (GEM/1/3); partnership with and subsequent ownership by the Panos Institute, London, 1989-2001, (GEM/1/4) and the closure of the service in July 2002, 1999-2008, (GEM/1/5).

Correspondence between Tony Eggleton, Derek Ingram (Gemini editor), Elizabeth Pritchard and Bethel Njoku (Gemini business managers), 14 May 1984 - 26 August 1999.

Subject covered include: Eggleton's acceptance as a governor of NewsConcern International Foundation, 14 May 1984; funding, 5 July 1984 - 7 April 1991; the activities of Gemini News Service, 1984-1999; governors meetings, 1984-1997, and the take over of Gemini by the Panos Institute, 8 April 1999 - 26 August 1999.

Correspondence between Ronald Leger, Bethel Njoku (Gemini general manager) and Derek Ingram (Gemini editor), 29 October 1994 - 29 March 1999.

Subjects covered include: Leger's appointment as a governor of NewsConcern International Foundation, 29 October 1994; funding, 9 January 1995 - 14 August 1997; the financial problems of News-Scan International (the holding company for Gemini News Service, 1982-[1999]), 14 December 1998 and the take over of Gemini by the Panos Institute, 29 March 1999.

Correspondence between Trevor McDonald and Gemini New Service editorial and managerial staff, including Derek Ingram, Elizabeth Pritchard, Daniel Nelson and Bethel Njoku, 19 November 1982 - 29 March 1999.

Subjects covered include: the establishment of NewsConcern International Foundation, November 1982 - December 1982; re-launch of Gemini News Service, February 1983; governors meetings, 1982-1998; funding, 1982-1998; updates on the activities of Gemini, 1982-1999; Trevor McDonald's resignation as a NewsConcern governor, 6 December 1993; the financial problems of News-Scan International (the holding company for Gemini), 14 December 1998 and the take over of Gemini by the Panos Institute, 29 March 1999.

Correspondence between Professor Rex Nettleford and Gemini News Service editorial and managerial, including Bethel Njoku, Derek Ingram, Elizabeth Pritchard and Daniel Nelson, 14 October 1982 - 19 April 2001.

Subjects covered include: Professor Nettleford's appointment as a NewsConcern International Foundation governor, October 1982 - December 1982; governor meetings, 1984-1997; funding sources for Gemini, 1984-1998; relations between the United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) and Gemini, December 1989 - October 1992; the financial problems of News-Scan International, (the holding company for Gemini), 14 December 1998; the take over of Gemini by the Panos Institute, 29 March 1999 and the re-launch of Gemini, 19 April 2001.

Correspondence between Clyde Sanger and Gemini News Service editorial and managerial staff, including Derek Ingram, Elizabeth Pritchard and Bethel Njoku, 28 February 1982 - 20 March 2003.

Subjects covered include: the establishment of the Foundation and re-launch of Gemini, February 1982 - December 1982; funding, 1983-; Gemini promotion, 1983-1998; expenses and payment for articles, 1983-1985; Clyde Sanger's articles, 1983-1989; proposals for the future of Gemini, 1984-1999; governors meetings, 1987-1997; International Development Research Council (IDRC) fellowships, 1992-1997; Regina University and Gemini Conference, 'Reporting the developing world after the Cold War', 1992; the editorship of Gemini, April 1993 - December 1993; termination of the INGO/CIDA grant, November 1993; the death of fellow NewsConcern governor, Arnold Smith, 9 February 1994; the take over of Gemini by the Panos Institute, 29 March 1999 and the progress of former IDRC fellowship student, Douglas Alexander, March 2003.

Also includes a copy of an obituary for Arnold Smith written for the Guardian newspaper by Clyde Sanger, December 1993.

Administrative records, (GEM/1/4/1), relating to the management of Gemini News Service whilst the service worked with and under the ownership of the Panos Institute, London, 1989-2002.

Contains files of general administration and correspondence concerning plans for the merger of Gemini News Service with the Panos Institute, 1989-1991, (GEM/1/4/1/1); the take over of Gemini by Panos, 1998-1999 (GEM/1/4/1/1/) and the general management of Gemini under the ownership of Panos, 1999-2002, (GEM/1/4/1/2).