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Reader's Policy: Editorial Panel
Reader's Policy: Editorial Panel
- Gulf News Report
- Published: 00:00 November 29, 2006
- Image Credit: Gulf News Archive
READER'S CLUB GUIDELINES:
Who is eligible?
• A dedicated Gulf News reader.
• An exclusive contributor to Gulf News.
What it means for them?
• They become part of an editorial panel.
• The newspaper will seek contributions from them.
• If there is talent to be promoted among them as writers, we will do it.
• Their articles/experiences/comments are printed in other sections.
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