Banging out is a longstanding British newspaper tradition in which journalists show their respect for departing colleagues.
It will take more than off-the-cuff remarks intended to please a dinner audience to change these longstanding policies, Pakistani newspaper editorials said.
So in 1963, Keith Harper, a longstanding Bristol evening newspaper friend, by now representing the Guardian in the west country, helped arrange an interview for him for a general subediting post – he got the job, at £5 a week, rising by two guineas a week after a year's satisfactory service.
"He refuses to take our calls or provide us with answers to our questions and has told me to inform my reporters not to call him," Peter Barron the newspaper's longstanding editor, wrote in an editorial for the paper.
Andrew Rosenthal, the New York Times's editorial page editor, told the BBC that the six editorials have been in line with the newspaper's longstanding position on Cuba and the embargo.
Some editors at The Dallas Morning News have started reporting directly to executives outside the newsroom who oversee advertising sales, under a restructuring that overturns longstanding traditions in American newspapers aimed at shielding news judgments from business concerns.
The winners highlight the longstanding strength of the Southern newspaper group based in Guangdong and the pioneering role played by a handful of investigative magazines.
Speaking to the El País newspaper last year, the longstanding director of the cave, José Antonio Lasheras, said: "Management's mission is to regulate proper conservation and use of the caves and it could be that what was once considered appropriate is no longer so, and vice-versa.
Hull's only local daily newspaper is the longstanding Hull Daily Mail, whose circulation area covers much of the East Riding of Yorkshire too.
These hurdles were among the reasons why Axel Springer, which publishes Bild, three years ago dropped longstanding ambitions of introducing a similar newspaper in France.
