‘A good journalist is not necessarily a good novelist’
From Julie Burchill to Geraldine Bedell; Will Self to Wendy Holden: the list of journalists turned novelists could probably fill…
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Last man standing, Part 2: “Markets for valuable goods do not stay disrupted”
Of course, you could be forgiven for thinking that the last man standing thesis is little more than an optimist’s…
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Ed Pilkington, writing in the Guardian, suggests that executives at the New York Times are very fond of what we…
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Peter Bale: ‘Papers should cut production costs, not journalists’
News organisations should be cutting production costs rather than journalists – or they will damage the “fundamental quality” of what…
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Bob Satchwell: Recession will ‘shake up’ future of press
The recession is a “blessing in disguise” for the newspaper industry and will “shake the industry up”, Society of Editors…
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Press Gazette British Press Awards 2009: The shortlist
The shortlist for this year’s Press Gazette British Press Awards has been published this afternoon. Some 540 entries were received…
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Hull editor: ‘Sub-editors not there to clean others’ mess’
Sub-editors exist to “refine and polish” copy and should not be a safety net for sloppy reporters, Hull Daily Mail…
ByMr Dacre, I’ve got a gentleman from the marketing department on the line for you. . .
Seen the Daily Mail‘s front page splash today? Social websites ‘harm a child’s brain”. This follows last week’s corker on…
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