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After 41 years, the Press Gazette closed its doors on Friday. leaving journalism in the UK without a trade paper.
Roy Greenslade of The Guardian has a good obituary here. Commiserations to all the journalists now without a job - especially Jon Slattery who has been there for 22 years (we crossed paths in around 1985/86, covering many of the same press conferences and launches - I don't think even he thought at the time he would become such a fixture of UKPG).
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