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'''Richard Smith''' (died 2017) was a journalist and blogger. He worked as Associate Editor of ''[[Gay Times]]'', but was latterly best known for his LGBT media blog, ''[[Fagburn]]''.<ref name=pink>Benjamin Butterworth, [http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2017/09/04/journalist-richard-smith-the-man-behind-gay-private-eye-fagburn-blog-dies/ "Journalist Richard Smith, the man behind ‘gay Private Eye’ Fagburn blog, dies"] ''[[Pink News]]'', 4 September 2017</ref> | [[File:Richard Smith.jpg|thumb|Richard Smith]]'''Richard Smith''' (died 2017) was a journalist and blogger. He worked as Associate Editor of ''[[Gay Times]]'', but was latterly best known for his LGBT media blog, ''[[Fagburn]]''.<ref name=pink>Benjamin Butterworth, [http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2017/09/04/journalist-richard-smith-the-man-behind-gay-private-eye-fagburn-blog-dies/ "Journalist Richard Smith, the man behind ‘gay Private Eye’ Fagburn blog, dies"] ''[[Pink News]]'', 4 September 2017</ref> | ||
Smith, who was a self-proclaimed Communist, also had a successful career as a DJ, working clubs and bars around [[Brighton]] until the mid-naughties.<ref name=pink /> | Smith, who was a self-proclaimed Communist, also had a successful career as a DJ, working clubs and bars around [[Brighton]] until the mid-naughties.<ref name=pink /> | ||
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Richard Smith (died 2017) was a journalist and blogger. He worked as Associate Editor of Gay Times, but was latterly best known for his LGBT media blog, Fagburn.[1]
Smith, who was a self-proclaimed Communist, also had a successful career as a DJ, working clubs and bars around Brighton until the mid-naughties.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Benjamin Butterworth, "Journalist Richard Smith, the man behind ‘gay Private Eye’ Fagburn blog, dies" Pink News, 4 September 2017