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Why BBC head of news James Harding is ‘extremely optimistic about the future of journalism’
The 2014 WT Stead lecture by BBC head of news James Harding entitled 'Journalism Today' – delivered at the British…
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BBC defends Mandela coverage after receiving more than 1,000 complaints
Despite the BBC receiving more than 1,000 complaints about its coverage of Nelson Mandela’s death, it has defended its coverage.…
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Former Times legal chief suspended by tribunal after paper deceived High Court to expose Nightjack police blogger
Former legal manager of The Times Alastair Brett has been suspended as a solicitor for six months over the paper's…
By BBC head of news James Harding vows to invest in original journalism in first major speech
The BBC must concentrate on original journalism despite the mauling it has received as a result of the Jimmy Savile…
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Harding appoints former deputy Keith Blackmore to newly-created BBC managing editor job
BBC head of news James Harding has brought in his old deputy at The Times Keith Blackmore to the newly-created…
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Leading editors pay tribute to Sir Harold Evans: ‘He is the sort of journalist we would all like to be’
It may be 31 years since Harold Evans left Fleet Street but he is still seen as a huge influence…
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BBC news coverage ‘predictable’ and ‘one-paced’ says former Sky News boss
The man who led the review into the BBC’s decision to drop Newsnight’s Jimmy Savile investigation has labelled the corporation’s…
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Times deputy editor Keith Blackmore exits after 26 years with the paper
Times deputy editor and former interim editor Keith Blackmore has left the paper after 26 years with the title. Blackmore…
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