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Liddle under fire over 'racist' blog

Mark Hughes: Abrasive comments on ethnicity and crime spark fury.

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For the record: 07/12/2009

Monday, 7 December 2009

"We do not steal content," Google UK chief Matt Brittin responds to accusations of copyright theft

The cartoon mural on the Taz building satirises Bild editor Kai Diekmann who is cashing in on the notoriety

Phallic insult sparks German media feud

Saturday, 5 December 2009

Mural mocking editor incenses new rival who wants to be taken seriously

The Evening Standard is to become a free paper

The London Weekly set to revive free paper battle

Tuesday, 1 December 2009

The London Evening Standard's monopoly on the free commuter newspaper market in the capital will be shortlived – because a rival title is to be launched next year.

The New Statesman's editor, Jason Cowley, in his office overlooking the River Thames at Blackfriars

Jason Cowley: 'I'm beholden to no party – and certainly not the Labour Party'

Monday, 30 November 2009

The New Statesman's editor wants to publish ideas from across the political spectrum, he tells Ian Burrell

Tim Luckhurst: The price of press freedom

Monday, 30 November 2009

Since free trade replaced mercantilism, liberals have understood that capitalism can do good even if that is not its first objective.

For the record: 30/11/2009

Monday, 30 November 2009

"[An] exciting venture which will help us rapidly expand our digital operations." Telegraph editor-in-chief Will Lewis assumes the role of managing director, digital and heads up a new 50-strong "entrepreneurial unit"

The feral beast: Confused.tom's naked terror

Sunday, 29 November 2009

Tom Newton Dunn is known as confused.tom in the lobby since becoming The Sun's political editor. His nickname puns on the insurance firm whose logo is a frazzled-looking man.

The reporter who took on the 'News of the World' and won

Sunday, 29 November 2009

Matt Driscoll tells Matthew Bell about ex-editor Andy Coulson's £800,000 bullying campaign

Daily Mail group cuts ease fall in profits

Friday, 27 November 2009

Newspaper publisher beats expectation, sparking predictions of 'green shoots'

Evening Standard set to close midday edition

Friday, 27 November 2009

The London Evening Standard, which went free last month in an attempt to lift revenues, has axed its early edition with about 20 jobs set to go.

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