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Stephen Glover: Just what kind of agreement do Cameron and Murdoch have?

Has there been a secret deal between David Cameron and Rupert Murdoch?

Inside Opinion

Stephen Glover: Why Cameron will enjoy a world where the sun always shines

Monday, 11 January 2010

Say what you like about The Sun, once it has declared it will back you it does not renege on the agreement. For years it slavishly supported Tony Blair, enthusiastically endorsing his case for war against Iraq, and underplaying or ignoring the bad news when things began to go wrong after the invasion.

Matthew Norman: BBC brickbats and bouquets

Monday, 11 January 2010

Diary

Rupert Murdoch objected to the aggregate news site run by Google, founded by Larry Page and Sergey Bri

Tim Luckhurst: Demise of news barons is just a Marxist fantasy

Monday, 4 January 2010

Among people who claim to know the future of journalism a consensus is forming. Western democracies stand on the brink of the decade in which professional reporting will die.

The notion that The Guardian would close The Observer, or turn it into a weekly magazine, always seemed unlikely.

Stephen Glover: £40m sale of family silver may not go far at ‘The Guardian’

Monday, 21 December 2009

The Guardian may now be housed in fancy offices near Kings Cross, complete with their own theatre, but its spiritual home is Manchester. There, some hundred years after it was founded in 1821, the paper joined forces with the Manchester Evening News. The usually loss-making Guardian was for years subsidised by the profitable afternoon newspaper.

Stephen Glover: These explosive exchanges will not solve the deeper problems of the British press

Monday, 14 December 2009

Last Tuesday's Daily Telegraph ran a long and exceptionally savage attack on The Guardian. There was little, if anything, new in the piece, which appeared in the business pages. It skilfully gathered together the known facts: looming redundancies, losses of £100,000 a day on The Guardian and The Observer, and a cash pile melting at an alarming rate.

Matthew Norman: Cry freedom, Black could be back

Monday, 14 December 2009

Diary

Stephen Glover: Would the press have reported Tiger’s sex life if he were British?

Monday, 7 December 2009

Anyone who reads a newspaper will know rather more about the sex life of the golfer Tiger Woods than he or she bargained for, or perhaps wanted. Every newspaper, with the exception of the Financial Times, gave the story wall to wall coverage. Readers of the Guardian and The Times have been provided with almost as much information about Mr Woods' various affairs as readers of the Daily Mail or the Sun.

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