BBC’s Andrew Neil deletes early-morning tweet calling Observer’s Carole Cadwalladr ‘mad cat woman’
Top BBC political journalist Andrew Neil has deleted a tweet calling The Observer’s Carole Cadwalldr a “mad cat woman”, which…
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Observer’s Carole Cadwalladr warns of daily ‘war on truth’ on social media platforms as she collects press freedom prize
Carole Cadwalladr has warned that there is “a war on truth” happening every day on social media platforms, which she…
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Cadwalladr, Gentleman and Marriage mark ‘belated phenomenon’ of stories by women journalists dominating news agenda in 2018
Top female journalists have celebrated dominating headlines with agenda-setting investigations in the first half of 2018 and highlighted the importance…
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Facebook faces £500,000 fine over Cambridge Analytica data harvesting first exposed by Observer-led cohort
The Information Commissioner’s Office is set to fine Facebook £500,000 for failing to safeguard users’ personal data. It follows an…
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Guardian and Observer launch digital sub-editor trainee scheme with NCTJ qualification
The Guardian and Observer have launched a digital sub-editor training scheme to start in September this year. The traineeship will…
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The Observer’s Carole Cadwalladr has won the Orwell Prize for Journalism 2018 for her reports on Cambridge Analytica and the…
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Byline Media and journalist Peter Jukes pursue damages and apology after hacking allegations by Brexit campaigners
Byline Media and its co-director Peter Jukes have demanded an apology and damages from two leading Brexit campaign figures over…
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Former Observer editor calls Daily Mail’s Paul Dacre ‘a very great man’ and ‘newspaperman of genius’ in Guardian letter
Former Observer editor Roger Alton has come to the defence of departing Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre, calling him a…
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