Our new arts blog
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| 15:26 UK time, Monday, 1 February 2010
I'm delighted to say that Will Gompertz, the recently-appointed arts editor for Â鶹Éç News, is launching a new blog today. You can find Gomp/arts here and it will have a permanent home on the Â鶹Éç News website.
This is the first move towards giving a higher-profile and more consistent focus to our arts reporting in general; in his first post Will outlines his thinking about what he'll be covering.
Steve Herrmann is editor of the .
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At 3rd Feb 2010, Olga Rikova wrote:Thanks Steve - really looking forward to this.. am a huge fan of Will Gompertz ever since he ran Tate Online.
Any chance of placing a link to his blog in your "Other news blogs" section (down the right column of the Â鶹Éç Editor blogs?)
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At 3rd Feb 2010, TV Licence fee payer against Â鶹Éç censorship wrote:Hopefully this will be a fresh start for the Â鶹Éç, once again taking the Arts seriously rather than just pandering to celeb' 'art'.
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At 16th Feb 2010, John_from_Hendon wrote:Where is that main link to the arts blog?
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At 17th Feb 2010, elicens wrote:Where can I buy the (duduk?) music that accompanies Radio 7's excellent presentation of 'Passage to India'?
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At 20th May 2010, Manu wrote:Thanks for this informations. I just read quickly some posts and I found the Will Gompertz's blog very interesting.
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