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Destined for the spike - sub-editors will struggle to survive in digital age

02.07.08

My overriding ambition as a cub reporter in the mid-1960s was to become a Fleet Street journalist. For reasons I now forget I became convinced that...
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Big Brother TV boss Duncan faces up to funding crisis at C4

25.06.08

The fact that Channel 4 is the nation's alternative public-service broadcaster is largely unknown outside the media and political elites

Journalists face data protection fight for right to dig for stories

18.06.08

Journalists in Britain, whatever the public might think, do not have carte blanche to do as they like

Beeb's forced march online threatens to silence too many voices

11.06.08

There is never a time when the BBC is out of the news. Take the latest crop of complaints about BBC Worldwide, the public service broadcaster's...
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Beeb's forced march online threatens to silence too many voices

11.06.08

There is never a time when the BBC is out of the news. Take the latest crop of complaints about BBC Worldwide, the public service broadcaster's...
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The Times a-changing for worse with dismal redesign

04.06.08

James Harding has made colossal errors that could undermine the paper's status and credibility

Audience figures for newspaper websites are hard to trust

28.05.08

A week rarely passes without someone in the media boasting about some enormous boost in their internet usage, but I'm beginning to wonder if the...
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As Yahoo can't decide on merger partner, Google looms ever larger

21.05.08

Google is a media behemoth on a scale no mogul, not even Rupert Murdoch, can hope to match

Sun's battle to lift sales can't hide problem for all red-tops

14.05.08

The Sun is Britain's most loved newspaper brand and also its most hated newspaper brand. This contradiction, revealed in a Marketing magazine survey...
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Alarm bells should be ringing about the future of TV news

07.05.08

Accepting that impartiality is impossible does not negate the effort of trying to achieve it

Rupert's renewed love affair with print faces a test

30.04.08

When Rupert leaves the stage, how will his successors at News Corporation regard the newspapers in their empire?

ITV has still got Talent so that's why buyers are sniffing around

23.04.08

Britain's biggest commercial broadcaster is, in fact, Britain's biggest broadcasting nightmare

Journalists must admit corporate PR has a role in media landscape

16.04.08

However much I may nod in agreement with fellow journalists who say they despise PR and all its works, I cannot deny that it is part of our media...
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Stakes are high in boardroom as Tesco sues Guardian for libel

09.04.08

There is a legitimate public interest in knowing how public companies conduct their tax affairs, and they should be open to scrutiny

A Sly look in Mirror suggests future is not so bleak

02.04.08

Is Trinity Mirror's chief executive, Sly Bailey, worth a £793,000 bonus?

Diversify or die - that is the harsh reality for media firms

26.03.08

There is no reason why diversification cannot give journalism a wonderful new lease of life free from the continual worry about advertising

Despite shares gloom in media sector, it is not all bad news

19.03.08

The media is doing rather well in reporting the crisis of the markets. A pity, then, that the markets are treating the media so very poorly. As major...
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Despite shares gloom in media sector, it is not all bad news

19.03.08

Newspaper companies offering advertisers a range of platforms to sell their wares remain a good bet for the foreseeable future

Focusing on global influentials puts FT in pink again

05.03.08

Some three years ago, the Financial Times seemed destined for the scrap heap - but not anymore

Virgin and Sky square up to Hutton as great fight for ITV goes to appeal

27.02.08

The decision by Virgin Media to appeal against the Competition Commission's ruling that BSkyB must reduce its ITV shareholding, by arguing that it...
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