Boston Globe’s Walter Robinson on being made the star of a film and the ‘horrible’ state of investigative journalism
All The President's Men is widely regarded among journalists to be the best film ever made about their craft. This…
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Insight editor Jonathan Calvert: 99% journalism ‘not about trawling through databases, it’s talking to people’
Sunday Times Insight editor Jonathan Calvert's national newspaper career began with one of the biggest British political scoops of the…
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Times editor John Witherow on why ‘you shoot yourself in the foot by cutting back on journalism’
John Witherow has been a national newspaper editor for 21 years, first for The Sunday Times and then for The…
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From defending Fred Goodwin to Qatar: Former News of the World editor Phil Hall on ten years in PR
Asked what is the most important media platform for him, PR company chief Phil Hall says: “Newspapers without question.” He…
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Former Sunday Mirror reporter who turned himself in over hacking: ‘Telling the truth gets you into trouble as well’
Among the many journalists caught up in Metropolitan Police investigations over the last four years, Graham Johnson is in many…
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Ian Hislop declined to sign pro-BBC ‘luvvies’ letter’ because he would have looked an ‘overpaid wanker’
Ian Hislop has just returned from a two-week holiday to find – as is customary at Private Eye – himself…
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HuffPost UK editor on why rivals, backing political parties and suits are old news
Having journalistic rivals, backing political parties and wearing suits are "old-fashioned" concepts in the new media world, according to the…
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Retiring Telegraph art expert Richard Dorment: Era of ‘magisterial pronouncements’ over for critics
Telegraph art critic Richard Dorment said he leaves the paper with "great gratitude" after 29 years of "writing about things…
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