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Express Newspapers plans to start tabloid price war
Richard Desmond, the owner of Express Newspapers, has promised to start a price war in the tabloid press market that could cost his rivals hundreds of millions of pounds.
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The feral beast: Dacre's knighthood mystery
Sunday, 20 June 2010
Those still coming to terms with the non-knighthood for Mail supremo Paul Dacre have been trying to console themselves.
MacLeod wins top Guild Award again
Saturday, 19 June 2010
The Independent's food critic Tracey MacLeod has been voted Restaurant Reviewer of the Year at the coveted Guild of Food Writers Awards, for her work in The Independent Magazine.
Paul Steiger - Setting the truth free
Thursday, 17 June 2010
America’s tradition of investigative journalism has a new champion, and the organisation he founded is already making waves – and winning prizes.
Iceland rewrites law to create haven for investigative reporting
Thursday, 17 June 2010
Iceland has passed a sweeping reform of its media laws that supporters say will make the country an international haven for investigative journalism.
Independent Business Editor wins award
Thursday, 17 June 2010
The Independent's Business Editor, David Prosser, was yesterday named as the British Insurance Brokers Association's Business Journalist of the Year in a ceremony in the City of London.
Tim Luckhurst: Hunt's local splash is good news for all
Monday, 14 June 2010
Media Studies: British local newspapers have shed hundreds of journalists and many have abandoned entirely the democratic scrutiny of local councils, courts and businesses
The feral beast: Damazer's metropolitan sign-off
Sunday, 13 June 2010
Radio 4 has been accused of pandering too much to the metropolitan middle classes, so how is the station's outgoing controller Mark Damazer marking his departure?
Blank protest over 'gagging law'
Saturday, 12 June 2010
A leading Italian newspaper left its front page blank yesterday in protest at a law curbing police wiretaps and imposing fines for news organisations that publish transcripts.
Guardian chief paid £143,000 bonus despite group reporting £171m loss
Friday, 11 June 2010
Guardian Media Group revealed yesterday that its outgoing chief executive Carolyn McCall received a bonus of £143,000 last year in spite of the company recording pre-tax losses of £171m.
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