
‘The opposite of what Hitler would do’ on better paper: Observer relaunched by Tortoise
James Harding says Observer will be independent, liberal and internationalist under Tortoise.
ByFighting for quality news media in the digital age.
James Harding says Observer will be independent, liberal and internationalist under Tortoise.
ByThe NUJ said "journalists are resolute in their opposition to the Observer sale".
ByMore than 70 leading UK cultural figures decry Observer sale as "a betrayal" of liberal journalism.
ByObserver staff remain unconvinced after meeting James Harding.
ByObserver staff fear for their futures as Guardian colleagues back them in opposing the potential deal.
ByHouse of Lords also hears that Spiked has been put on advertising blacklist.
ByEvent also hears from Clive Myrie on how to be impartial about Russia's 'sham' election.
ByEditors from the New York Times, Financial Times and Tortoise back the value of investigations.
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