Talk:Ben Perreau
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Requested factual corrections (COI—article subject)
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I am the subject of this article and have a conflict of interest, so I am requesting a correction rather than editing directly.
Current text: "In 2007 Perreau left NME.COM"—cited to a personal WordPress blog.
Requested text: "Perreau edited NME.com until October 2007, when he was succeeded as editor by David Moynihan."
Source: Press Gazette, "NME.com's David Moynihan named as new editor of Digital Spy", 17 December 2010: "Moynihan has been editor of NME.com at IPC since October 2007." https://pressgazette.co.uk/nmecoms-david-moynihan-named-as-new-editor-of-digital-spy
This also replaces a personal-blog citation with a trade publication, per WP:BLPSPS. Thank you for reviewing. Perreau (talk) 19:02, 1 August 2026 (UTC)
