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- Photographers plan Guardian protest
- Mail letter about Maoam's lusty lime 'genuine'
- IFJ protest over US vetting of journalists coverin...
- Johnston Press reports profits down 56 per cent
- Committee on Standards in Public Life removes Heat...
- Quotes of the Week
- Express Newspapers to axe 70 journalists
- Lusty Lime latest
- Undercover BBC researcher won't be prosecuted
- Regional ABCs: Read them and weep
- Is the lusty lime a publicity stunt?
- Lusty lime makes the Sun
- Up to 30 job cuts predicted at Metro
- Resonance on plight of Maziar Bahari in Iran
- Dominic Mohan confirmed as new Sun editor
- Newspapers must 'collude for survival'
- British media: 'Full of boring crap written by the...
- 'Post editor should fight for paper or resign'
- Brum Post editor: 'Why we must go weekly'
- Police helpline for climate camp and carnival
- Shocked Daily Mail reader sees lemon and lime in c...
- NUJ blasts Trinity Mirror bosses over plans to cut...
- Trinty confirms Brum Post may go weekly
- RWB deplores Israeli pressure in diplomatic row ov...
- Businessman 'no interest' in buying Scotsman
- 'Bring journalist's killers to justice'
- Johnston statement on Scotsman speculation
- New post for Shane Richmond at Telegraph
- Reporter killed in Khyber shooting
- Scotsman bid talks at 'early stage'
- Guardian advertises for club manager
- Bid to buy Scotsman from Johnston Press
- Statement by families of two journalists kidnapped...
- Murdoch's News Corp seeking consortium of publishe...
- CPJ: Afghan security forces obstructed media
- 'Murdochs must collaborate with rivals'
- Bolt makes Guardian front page...without wings
- Quotes of the Week
- Murdoch's pay down to $18m dollars
- War over: NI to close free London paper
- The Standard: Keeping Londoners cheerful
- That's Entertainment!
- NS keeps up pressure over council newspapers
- PG backs save Observer campaign
- BBC defies call for Afghan news blackout
- US media urges end to 'off the record' briefings
- Afghanistan media blackout on election violence 'i...
- Take the BBC's media studies test
- Afghan news agency rejects media blackout call
- Afghanistan media blackout call condemned
- BBC opens archive on spy Guy Burgess
- Brum Mail charity may benefit from Nazi loot
- Frank Branston in his own words
- Brit beats Usain Bolt...to Guardian front page
- Another council newspaper faces closure
- Farewell to BoS founder Frank Branston
- The Financial Times is praised as paywall pioneer ...
- Jeff Jarvis: 'Why I went public about my cancer'
- Sunday Times Magazine says Apple PR tried to block...
- Warning on Afghanistan election coverage
- Guardian/Observer NUJ chapel tells management: 'Do...
- Conference on media convergence
- Journalism Online claims 500 affiliates
- Persecution of journalists continues in Gambia
- Quotes of the Week
- Attack on 'ego-trip' council newspapers
- Super Sun Duncan headline. . . . .
- Backlash over council plan to withdraw ads from lo...
- Photojournalist bailed in Iran
- Why BBC challenged Baby P restrictions
- Conrad Black bail plea rejected
- Mandelson on Today
- Baby P reporting restrictions in an online world
- NUJ petition over GNM axing repro fees
- 'Papers need committed readers not gadflies'
- Guardian: 'Right to name Connelly and Barker'
- Media can name Baby P mum today but she could get ...
- Guardian and Observer axe bulk copies
- Baby P mum and stepdad are named
- Where do all the media graduates go?
- Sun: 'We'll name Baby P torturers tonight'
- Claire Enders: 'Government action has pushed local...
- Donald Trelford: Dismay over threat to close Obser...
- Observer plea: 'Unthinkable that one liberal newsp...
- Peter Preston in the Observer on the Observer
- FT: 'Rivals sceptical on Murdoch's pay wall plan'
- NUJ conference: Call for campaign against cuts
- Outrage as Gambian journalists are jailed
- Licence fee refusenik Charles Moore to appear on B...
- Media Standards Trust welcomes PCC review
- Financial Times considers pay-per-article plan
- Quotes of the Week
- Murdoch: 'A mis-step from the maestro?'
- Undercover BBC researcher arrested
- Raid on Iranian journalists' association sends out...
- Cornish papers to get council notices back
- Murdoch: 'We will charge for all news websites'
- 'Don't let Maziar Bahari be a scapegoat'
- NUJ: 'Shock at scale of C4 News cuts'
- Gilligan gets stuck into East End Life
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About Me
- Jon Slattery
- I am a freelance journalist based in the UK and was deputy editor of Press Gazette, the journalists' magazine, from 1993 until 2006. I want to give an independent view on media matters. You can contact me with stories, ideas and comments by email at jon.slattery369@btinternet.com You can also follow me on Twitter @jonslattery
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