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Cycling Weekly has appointed Simon Fellows as tech editor amid a re-structure that seeks to strengthen the 133-year-old brand’s position in the cycling media industry, across online, print and video. Fellows brings with him 35 years of experience in the journalism and publishing industries, during which time he’s written on …
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