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The Shetland News
website was first launched in November 1995, as the UK's first daily
news paper published exclusively on the Internet. It takes its name from the
highly-respected weekly newspaper published in Shetland between 1885
and 1963.
The website immediately attracted worldwide attention - readers from
more than 50 countries logged on to read the latest news from
Shetland. At its early height the website had between 20,000 and
30,000 readers (not hits) daily.
Unfortunately, in late 1999, the
project had to be abandoned due to lack of funds, but was
resurrected by Shetland News Agency in March 2003 on the
rising tide of interest in the Internet for general news and media
information. In April 2007, a complete redesign of the The Shetland News
website was completed.
Shetland News Agency is
Shetland's only freelance news service. Since its inception, in
April 1990, the agency has provided a comprehensive daily news
service to the local, national and international media from the UK's
most northerly community.
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Linking to The Shetland
News We
are delighted for any links to The Shetland News website, and
would thank you for being interested in making such a link.
You may link to any
page, anywhere on The Shetland News, without asking our
permission, although we would prefer it if you linked to our main
website home page at
www.shetland-news.co.uk
Please respect our
Copyright, however, and do not pretend that Shetland News is
part of your own website. We would request that any link to us opens
a new window to display our page, rather than inside a frame on your
website, but that is up to you.
Please only link
to us using our proper name of
The Shetland News
or, if you prefer
Shetland News
You may describe
us as:-
The
Shetland News - Shetland's Internet-only Daily Newspaper &
Digest, with daily news, views and other items
You may link to us
using any of the following icons if you wish, but again, that is up
to you. (Just right-click on them and then save them to your hard
drive first) The icons below have the URL included with them, so if
you right-click copy and paste into your website creation software,
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Shetland News Agency is run jointly by Hans J. Marter, and
Pete Bevington.
Hans
is from Germany, and moved to Shetland in 1992. He has been
reporting from Shetland to the German media market ever since,
including the German renewable energy magazine 'Neue
Energie'.
He has been the Press & Journal's as well as Grampian TV's (now
STV North))
news reporter since 1996 and took over the daily running of
Shetland News Agency from Dr. Jonathan Wills, in November 1998.
Hans was editor of the fisheries paper Shetland Seafood News between
early 2000 and December 2002.
Contact
Hans at:
Phone: +44 (0)1806 577 332
Fax: +44 (0)1806 577 399
Mobile: +44 (0)7775 564 513
Email:
hans@shetland-news.co.uk
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Pete moved to Shetland in 1988
after working for radio stations and newspapers in London and South
Yorkshire. Since then he has worked for The Shetland Times, BBC
Radio Shetland, The Shetland Post and Shetland News Agency.
Pete lives at The Booth, in Hillswick, where he helps his partner
Jan run Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary.
Contact
Pete at:
Phone/fax: +44 (0)1806 503 747
Mobile: +44 (0)7776 046 454
Email:
pete@shetland-news.co.uk
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Thousands of readers
across the globe now read this daily updated news site to stay in
touch with the islands’ news and current affairs. To keep up to
date, why not bookmark us and return every day.
If you have news or
pictures for us, please let us know at
news@shetland-news.co.uk
We are also keen to hear your
opinions and views. Please contact us at:
comment@shetland-news.co.uk
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Website design and IT
management by:
Graeme Storey
Phone:
+44 (0)1595 69 6201
Mobile: +44 (0)7831 826 832
Email:
graeme@force10.co.uk
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