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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PR Richard Brookes on ‘running into the burning building’ to rebuild the public image of News UK
It has to be said that the first thing you notice when speaking to former News UK head of PR…
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Alan Rusbridger on hacking, Snowden, Wikileaks and losing £300m to make The Guardian financially secure
Guardian digital income budgeted to reach £100m this year (exceeding print) Industry and country 'in better place' because of phone-hacking…
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Executive editor Roger Alton leaves The Times: ‘Newspapers can do things nobody else can’
Roger Alton, who left The Times after five years as executive editor last week, has criticised newspapers that have a…
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The secret of short writing? Long reporting. Feature writing tips from US ‘pen-in-hand superhero’ Barry Newman
In 43 years at The Wall Street Journalist (from 1970) Barry Newman was never an editor or a reporter. As…
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‘The Prince of Wales calls me Arthur and I call him sir’: Royal photographer reflects on 40-year Sun career
Arthur Edwards is pictured above at an internal News UK event where he was interviewed by Alice Thomson of The…
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From ‘useless journalist’ to Rolling Stones PR: Alan Edwards reflects on 40 years of working with Fleet Street
Since 1975, PR Alan Edwards has represented The Who, the Rolling Stones, Amy Winehouse, the Spice Girls, David Bowie, Michael…
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