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- Telegraph predicts jobs to go at Trinity Mirror
- Is journalism heading for the great outdoors?
- Make that five daily editors to quit this summer
- Baroness Buscombe to stand down as PCC chair
- Eight newspapers pay damages to Chris Jefferies
- How Nick Davies was monstered in Guardian poll
- Quotes of the week: From Michael Wolff on Rupert M...
- How the Murdochs can save themselves: Sell the Sun...
- How to meet Toby Young and other media people
- Evening Standard shows 'press power at its best'
- Lord Justice Leveson to press: 'Don't close ranks'
- South Wales Argus phone hacking scoop in 1999
- New chief executive named at Johnston Press
- NUJ calls for ACAS role over South Yorks strike
- Roy Greenslade: 'Don't bury the PCC reform it'
- NUJ tells Media Wales let's work on rescue plan
- Regional resignations: John Meehan at Hull Daily M...
- Murdochs and phone hacking lead news coverage
- Mission Impossible: Defending the hacking of Milly...
- Graef to be acting chair of Media Standards Trust
- FT: 'Trinity Mirror to review editorial procedures'
- 'Let's send fake redundancy notices to journalists...
- Shock! Horror! Majority of public think tabloid jo...
- Editor Paul Robertson to leave Newcastle Chron
- Breivik saw journalists' conference as target
- Orwell Prize delays revealing decision on Hari
- AA Gill on Tom Watson MP and that committee
- NUJ blames BBC licence fee deal on Murdoch influen...
- Sands: 'New weeklies have to be of real quality'
- Media Guardian 100: Where's Nick Davies?
- Quote of the Day
- Charles Moore: 'Don't mourn News of the World'
- Guido guns for Mirror Group over phone hacking
- Mark Thompson: 'Plurality of regulation is an impo...
- Will it sing Happy Birthday? Timely BBC cock-up
- Workie out after South Yorks strikers protest
- Tabloid journalism: The case for the defence
- Quotes of the Week: From humbling to Chipping
- Myler and Crone dispute James Murdoch evidence
- South Yorks NUJ strikers launch 'bootleg' papers
- MPs urge Leveson to back 'conscience clause' to co...
- NUJ welcomes Leveson inquiry into media ethics and...
- Where's Ed? Labour leader accused by NUJ of ignori...
- UNICEF urges news media to 'move on' from phone ha...
- Brooks: 'All Fleet Street used private investigators'
- Rupert Murdoch 'humble' before Parly Committee
- Rupert Murdoch: A life spent in the Private Eye
- Workies being used to cover for strikers says NUJ
- Is there worse than phone hacking to come out?
- Trinity Mirror plans to axe 22 jobs at Media Wales
- The 15 regional dailies that may have to go weekly
- Shock new editorial job offer for Rebekah Brooks
- It's not just Rupert Murdoch who is apologising...
- BBC Lincs leads on claims Echo going weekly
- Sunday Times: 'Scandal must not curb fee press'
- Is Alan Rusbridger Britain's Ben Bradlee?
- Now Rebekah Brooks says good-bye at NI
- Salary shocker: How regional pay compares
- NUJ revives call for journalists' conscience clause
- This must have hurt. Guardian in Sun apology
- Scunthorpe next Northcliffe daily to go weekly
- Striking editor reveals Johnston Press editorial pay
- Quotes of the week: From the News of the World bom...
- South Yorkshire journalists confirm strike action
- Chase Post: Who said romance is dead?
- NUJ: 'BBC not interested in talks to avert strike'
- Bloomberg Businessweek on 'Murdoch's Mess'
- Press Gazette launches press freedom petition
- Glover: 'Why are politicians giving the press a ha...
- Panic in the newsroom as the PCC is replaced
- MPs pledge tough new regulation for journalists
- Tomorrow's Guardian splash . . . Sun style
- News Corp pulls out of BSkyB takeover deal
- NUJ urges re-think on 'dodgy' BBC licence deal
- Media eats itself: NoW top story of the week
- Is Lincs Echo next Northcliffe daily to go weekly?
- Sun fights back against Gordon Brown 'smear'
- MPs condemn sacking of NoW journalists
- The Times: 'NI has lost control of the story'
- Irish Star dubs Sun 'a rag' while leading with this!
- NUJ urged to back Hippocratic oath for journalists
- Well she said there was worse to come....
- NUJ: 'The NoW has gone but the scandal remains'
- Indy reveals plan to revive News of the World
- Sun's Kavanagh bashes Beeb over hacking coverage
- Sunday Times stab at 'other papers' over hacking
- After 168 years the News of the World says goodbye
- Hacked Off not hacked off with the Prime Minister
- 'Most people will think journalists are scum'
- Was this the News of the World's best headline?
- Quotes of the week: Hacking and death of the NoW
- Rusbridger: 'How Nick Davies burst the NoW dam' Th...
- South Yorkshire NUJ journalists vote to strike
- Dog eats dog: Mail approaches NoW advertisers
- Some newspapers are still popular on Merseyside
- Tower Hamlets Cabinet to review East End Life
- 'Don't blame all the press for hacking scandal'
- Churnalism debate defeat for proposal to mark news...
- Matt sums up tarnished image of UK journalists
- Hacked Off inquiry campaign kicks off today
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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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