‘If I didn’t have skin like a rhino I might be offended’: Why Kay Burley won’t let the trolls bring her down
Kay Burley loves her job and thinks journalism is the best career in the world. She tells me this around…
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Alexander Chancellor on taking over from Richard Ingrams at The Oldie: I need a bit of money and it’s better than feeding chickens
Alexander Chancellor (pictured above: BBC) is prepared for a dip in circulation at The Oldie magazine following the departure of…
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Felix Dennis: ‘Anyone who doesn’t have a good time in the media either incompetent or has no sense of humour’
This interview with Felix Dennis first published in Press Gazette magazine in September 2006 Felix Dennis cuts quite a figure…
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‘It’s not a question of low morale, we’re angry’: Oldie staff member speaks out after Richard Ingrams departure
The first full-time employee of The Oldie to resign in the wake of Richard Ingrams’ departure has spoken out about…
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BBC’s Edward Stourton: British media suffers from religious ‘blind spot’ leading to ‘skewed’ coverage
BBC journalist Edward Stourton has said Britain's lack of appreciation for the importance of religion across the world damages its…
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Channel 4 News editor Ben de Pear: ‘We are like an ant versus Goliath when it comes to the BBC’
Channel 4 News editor Ben de Pear has mixed feelings about the BBC. He sees Newsnight as his main rival…
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Award-winning Nigerian editor: ‘The government does not attack us physically because they are afraid of what the world will say’
As the British press moved its attention and resources to Nigeria this week to cover the kidnapping of more than…
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London Live chief exec hits back over ‘aggressively negative’ coverage as Hatfield departs
London Live chief executive Andrew Mullins has said low Barb viewing figures do not reflect the fact that many are…
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