Celeb sues for libel over crossword clue
Here’s a cryptic tale. A national newspaper has been threatened with libel over a crossword clue. Apparently the clue asked…
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Hugo Dixon: Media groups who cut too much won’t have anything worth selling online
After trousering £3m from the £12m sale of financial commentary site Breakingviews to the FT, Hugo Dixon has some words…
ByGuardian launches data search site as Berners Lee unveils data.gov.uk
The Guardian has launched a new website called Data Store – World Government Data – which provides a new way…
BySteve Dyson: What on earth is going at the Manchester Evening News?
What on earth is going on at the Manchester Evening News, asks former Birmingham Mail editor Steve Dyson in his…
ByNuts signs up football comic Striker
The men’s lifestyle magazine Nuts has signed up the cult football comic Striker – four months after its daily run…
ByIreland’s Sunday World blocks its crime writer from joining News of the World
Lawyers working for Paul Williams, crime editor of Ireland’s Sunday World, have accused the newspaper of ‘sour grapes’ after it…
ByJournalists raise money and offer direct help to Haiti
In the wake of the Haiti earthquake disaster last week a number of news organisations have been quick to get…
ByWhat a Lotto confusion over EuroMillions winner
While The Sun reports today on its front page that builder Colin Sturt has won the £26.1m EuroMillions lottery jackpot.…
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