Showing posts with label Kelly Jones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kelly Jones. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

June 8's Swansea Bay Media Highlights

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For all those interested in & working in the Swansea Bay media
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Print Western Mail Click
News – Stuart Cable tributes from Stereophonics' Kelly Jones, the Alarm's Mike Peters, fans, Lostprophets' Lee Gaze, Cerys Matthews, the Manic Street Preachers, Katherine Jenkins, the Automatic's Iwan Griffiths.
Commercial – The big tease goes on as the Western Mail trails the launch of its five-day money-saving promotion with Ikea (starts Thursday).
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Broadcast Swansea Sound 1170mw Click
News – Rhossili Beach has been voted Britain's best by thousands of sand-and-surf lovers across the UK.
Sport – Swansea Sound plan to unveil the new Swans kit at 8.30am today (although you can have a sneak preview here, on the South Wales Evening Post back page or on the Western Mail's page 36). Plus, competitions to win kits tomorrow, Thursday and Friday. Click
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Online South Wales Evening Post Click
The final frontier 1 – Spot the streets, the young inebriated and the pavement pizzas in a made-to-shock video from DrinkWise. Click
The final frontier 2 – They're back: Years after last appearing in the paper, Swansea Astronomical Society's unique night sky star charts are back ... online. Here's June 2010. Click
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Saturday, February 20, 2010

Swansea Bay photo man flies flag for media

Terry Morris made his earliest strides in professional photography as a freelance with the Llanelli Star.
That was in the early years of the new century.
In 2006 he broke into a new sphere with the publication of his book Cool Cymru Collection.
It had portraits of Welsh icons such as Dame Shirley Bassey, Ryan Giggs and Kelly Jones. His Cool Cymru shot of Katherine Jenkins is on the right.
An exhibition ran at Cardiff's Wales Millennium Centre. ITV Wales ran a documentary series produced by Llanelli media big guns Tinopolis.
Now Morris has opened a studio in Dafen and is set to celebrate St David's Day with a show of his most celebrated celebrity images.
They will be on display at Llanelli Library where another Morris book - Faces of Stradey Park - is a popular item.
Mark Jewell, regional library manager, told Media Master: “Cool Cymru Collection and Faces of Stradey Park are amongst the most requested books in Llanelli Library, so it's fitting that Terry will exhibit here soon.”
The development of a Swansea bay media talent is always to be celebrated - get along to chat with Terry on his big day amongst the bookshelves.