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Biography

Martin Cooper is group editorial lead at GRV Media and edits copy to ensure it is legal, entertaining and fit for purpose. He is also Master Of The Style Guide after writing and maintaining the GRV ‘Bible’ and enforcing its rules with a rod of iron. Martin has 20 years’ editing and writing experience working on newspapers such as The Sunday Times as well as commercial magazines, books and online. He has also written features, news and reviews and numerous style guides. Industries he’s worked in range from aeronautics and agriculture to sustainable energy and sport. He has also edited a number of books, including non-fiction works for Spiral Publishing. Starting his working life as a printers’ compositor in the Dark Ages, he knows the true meaning of the terms 'leading' and 'type cases'. Martin is a long-suffering football fan who is used to having his weekends ruined.

Content

Total articles 55

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  Steelwork plays a leading role

  By Martin Cooper Verified

  Mar. 30, 2023

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  Jinxed - How Not To Rock ’n’ Roll by Del Greening

  By Martin Cooper Verified

  Nov. 23, 2022

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  Steelwork plays a leading role

  By Martin Cooper Verified

  Mar. 30, 2023

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The Times

The Times is a prominent British daily newspaper based in London, founded in 1785. Originally named The Daily Universal Register, it adopted its current name in 1788. Known as a "newspaper of record," The Times provides extensive coverage of national and international news, politics, business, culture, and sports. The Times offers both print and digital editions, accessible online and through mobile apps. It features in-depth news analysis, opinion pieces, and special supplements like The Times Magazine and The Times Literary Supplement. Additionally, it provides access to a complete historical archive of past issues for research purposes. Published by Times Newspapers Ltd., a subsidiary of News UK, The Times maintains editorial independence while benefiting from the resources of a larger media group. With a significant readership, it serves a diverse audience interested in high-quality journalism.