Not only in Kamchatka: What happened when Mr Sabbagh went down to the woods. . .
As this week’s events in Kamchatka reminded us, bears have sharp claws and teeth. The latter bite chunks out of…
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Getting a book out of Africa
Alec Russell, the affable and charming Johannesburg correspondent for the pink ‘un, the Financial Times, is to write a book.…
ByWill Lewis’s £4k party piece
So The Telegraph is forking out £4,000 for a farewell party for Alice Thomson, who is soon going to work…
ByWelcome to The Great Unbundling, Mr Rusbridger
Scientists say that falling in love alters our brain chemistry, and therefore the way in which we perceive the world.…
ByTelegraph invitations get lost in the post
The Telegraph types are getting ready for their annual summer party. Axegrinder has had a glimpse at an invitation and…
ByThe Independent: Leader of the reactionary party, and loved by the City
At the World Association of Newspapers congress in Gothenberg, Independent News & Media reconfirms its web-wary credentials. Here’s Simon Kelner,…
ByWhy are newspapers so bad at e-commerce?
According to New Media Age, Telegraph.co.uk is planning to launch (sub. reqd.) a “raft” of “ecommerce propositions” this summer. Which…
ByLet’s have a fight about web metrics — Part 2
I was only joking this afternoon when I said it would be fun to have a fight over the nationals’…
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