On the Record: Liverpool Echo editor Alastair Machray – ‘Every day I have a laugh at some point’
Liverpool Echo editor Alastair Machray, 57, spoke to Press Gazette about his 40-year history in the news business, his first…
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Who says millennials don’t read newspapers? Editor Ted Young on the rise and rise of Metro
While many still talk about the inevitable death of newspapers – the enduring success of one title proves that readers,…
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Roy Greenslade interview: No blog or start-up sets the agenda or holds power to account like newspapers still do
Journalists are the “thinnest skinned people in the world” but also “inveterate gossips” according to Roy Greenslade, who steps down…
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National Enquirer editor Dylan Howard: ‘British tabloids have gone soft and we’re making up for it’
British tabloids have “lost their bite” following the fallout over the phone hacking scandal, according to the National Enquirer’s head…
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Trevor McDonald on ‘the tyranny of wanting to be balanced’ and interviewing Saddam Hussein
Veteran newscaster Sir Trevor McDonald has told of the insight he gained off-camera into the regime of Saddam Hussein when…
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College of Policing: We are trying to encourage officers to speak to the media
The College of Policing has said that new media guidelines are not designed to deter police officers from speaking to…
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Carl Bernstein: You’re not going to get the story on Google or Twitter, we get it by talking to people
Wikileaks has been “reckless” by releasing classified information without trying to protect intelligence officials, according to one of the reporters…
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Journalist who met Jihadi John warns of ‘huge vacuum’ as police and civil servants no longer speak to journalists
Freelance security journalist Robert Verkaik said that he assumes that anything on his telephone and computer is potentially available to…
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