Observer sale to Tortoise: Press freedom groups seeks answers from Scott Trust
Questions asked include: why is there only one bidder, and why can't staff speak out freely?
ByThe Observer
Observer writer speaks out over ‘grave threat’ to title at press freedom conference
Observer writer Carole Cadwalladr has been told to "desist" by management after public statements about Tortoise deal.
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Jay Rayner leaves Observer as departing editor slams planned sale
Rayner leaves The Observer after 25 years amid a battle over its future ownership.
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Guardian strike: Staff agree 48-hour walkout over Observer sale to Tortoise
Journalists have opted for a 48-hour stoppage next month, with a second possibly to follow.
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Guardian CEO warns staff Observer faces ‘difficult decisions’ if Tortoise deal fails
Anna Bateson says Observer is loss-making but has chance to be sustainable with Tortoise.
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The Observer has a half-life of six years: Tortoise deal is best option for brand and staff
Media analyst and former executive Jim Chisholm says Guardian journalists are wrong to strike over Observer sale.
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Guardian Media Group journalists back strike in indicative vote on Tortoise Observer bid
The NUJ said "journalists are resolute in their opposition to the Observer sale".
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Tortoise is ‘ideal owner’ for Observer says former editor Roger Alton
The Scott Trust clearly wants to "wash its hands" of the Observer, writes Roger Alton.
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