Press
For the record: 06/07/2009
“I think they might benefit from a Beeching-style enquiry to explore just how well they are serving the public with the public’s money and just how many of those media branchlines are really necessary and viable” The ITV newsreader Alastair Stewart questions the value of the BBC
Inside Press
The feral beast: Who's that dandy?
Sunday, 5 July 2009
Evening Standard editor Geordie Greig has been a big hit with The Big Issue, which has a highly favourable interview under the headline "Raising Standards" (what would Veronica Wadley make of that?)
Duncan: I'm being persecuted
Sunday, 5 July 2009
Alan Duncan, the shadow leader of the Commons, yesterday criticised what he called a "witch-hunt" against him and other MPs over their expenses.
Obama tries to have it both ways with media
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
Press banned from photographing Sasha and Malia at the White House
Rob Sharp: End of the road for an iconic champion of gay rights
Monday, 29 June 2009
Think free-sheet and you think of multi-coloured commuter-fodder littering public transport, not necessarily about one of the country's most community-cohesive, progressive publications. But the Pink Paper, the country's only gay national newspaper, has long championed the threats and triumphs facing Britain's gay community with a cover price totalling a big round zero.
Question Time: Faisal Islam
Monday, 29 June 2009
Work: Named Business Journalist of the Year for his coverage of Iceland's banking meltdown, Islam is Channel 4 News's economics correspondent Life: Aged 31, he lives in London, but his heart is in Manchester Balance: Season ticket-holder at Manchester United FC; ageing fan of old-school breakbeat music
For the record: 29/06/2009
Monday, 29 June 2009
"Every one of these expenses in my view was reasonable and was justified." BBC director-general Mark Thompson follows MPs' lead.
Grey day for gay media as 'Pink Paper' folds its print edition
Sunday, 28 June 2009
After 20 years fighting for the cause, the newspaper withdraws to the web
The feral beast: Jacko's part in Lawson's fall
Sunday, 28 June 2009
Michael Jackson’s death may bring back painful memories for Dominic Lawson.
Spencer renews battle with the media
Wednesday, 24 June 2009
Diana's brother loses legal battle for blanket ban on reporting his second divorce
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