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Girls Aloud's Cheryl Cole, has launched a TV career.

Where the real power lies in creative Britain

The Hospital Club 100, compiled in association with The Independent, ranks the most influential creative and media people. Here are this year’s ‘Established’ and ‘Emerging’ winners in each of the ten categories

Inside Opinion

Stephen Glover: Even the young were bemused by this extraordinary media hysteria

Monday, 6 July 2009

Not since Princess Diana died have the media gone so wild. The death of Michael Jackson has provoked much breathless coverage on the BBC and commercial channels, in the qualities and the tabloids. Every aspect of his childhood, career and dying has been exhaustively examined.

Michael Wolff  says Rupert Murdoch 'functions as a separate city state'. He doesn't need the approval of the establishment and no one country is big enough for him. 'The world is his prize'

Stephen Glover: Murdoch gambles on the ultimate insider

Monday, 29 June 2009

Rebekah Wade very much wanted to be chief executive of News International

Stephen Glover: An Iraq inquiry should examine Murdoch’s role

Monday, 22 June 2009

Some newspapers, various ex-generals and assorted other worthies have complained about the Government’s decision to hold an inquiry into the Iraq war in private.

Stephen Glover: Is The Guardian attempting to appoint the next Prime Minister?

Monday, 15 June 2009

Was The Guardian somehow involved in the failed putsch against Gordon Brown? Was even the BBC?

Stephen Glover: Will Rupert enjoy this modern tale of Antony and Cleopatra?

Monday, 8 June 2009

Rebekah Wade, editor of Britain's best selling daily newspaper The Sun, is known neither by her readers nor the general public. She has always avoided appearing on radio or television to defend her paper, or to offer an opinion about the state of the world.

Access to all: Andy Burnham says media jobs should not be the preserve of the wealthy

Creative Britain must be kept in good health

Monday, 8 June 2009

The departing Culture Secretary Andy Burnham says we cannot afford to waste the creative talent of a new generation

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