The accident happened when a southbound silver articulated lorry, carrying barrels of whisky, collided with a blue John Menzies lorry, which was carrying newspapers bound for Inverness.
The entire back catalogue of the defunct Soccer Action newspaper is bound and organised into cardboard boxes, annual reports and yearbooks are arranged in plastic sleeves, while hundreds of match programs are kept in manila folders.
As far as the subjects of our journalism are concerned, we are living another revolution: we can no longer be everything to everybody, the days of the generalist newspaper are bound to go the way the relevance of the container is going: a role less, and less central to the business.
His brother, running newspapers, was bound to be second-guessed by his father; James had a much wider berth.
Newspapers, once bound by the printed page, long ago figured out that they can work on a 24-hour news cycle using the Web and more recently that blogs can, for certain kinds of stories and subject matter, make that easier.
Yet the cuttings library, with its bound newspaper editions and rows of files, was the quickest connection to newspaper history.
The entire press (including this newspaper) will be bound by rules set up for tabloids.
Times Newspapers is legally bound to keep the daily and Sunday titles under separate editorial stewardship because of undertakings given by Rupert Murdoch when he bought the company in 1981.
The Federalist may also be regarded as marking the end of the era of the political pamphlet; thereafter political dialogue was largely carried on in newspapers, periodicals, and bound books.
The evidence will then be available to the public, and newspapers will be bound to have a field day publishing pictures of Ms Jowell and Mr Berlusconi on the same page.Even if Ms Jowell proves blameless, the affair may damage her ability to get on with her job.
