It may be 1711, but gentleman journalist Tobias Grubbe, the creation of Michael Cross and Matthew Buck, appers to have come across "visagebook" in his latest adventures at telegraph.co.uk
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- All the world's a pap with the Paparazzi phone app
- IFJ calls on Egypt to end crackdown on media
- Sheffield Star journalists set for industrial action
- PCC sets up comittee to review phone hacking
- Tobias Grubbe faces censorship and fuel rises
- Sportsman wins appeal against media naming him
- Glover 'madness' to cut BBC World Service
- New reporting restriction on suspects proposed
- Evans: 'Phone hacking an obnoxious abomination'
- First book on the rise and impact of WikiLeaks
- Glover's shock confession: 'I admire Nick Davies'
- NI sees 'external forces' behind hacking headlines
- Protests over police attacks on journalists in Egypt
- Quotes of the week: Coulson moves on and why BBC s...
- Sun covers hacking: Pass the magnifying glass
- Select committee says 'little evidence' council pu...
- Times and Indy slam cuts to BBC World Service
- Keller a killer on dealing with WikiLeaks' Assange
- BBC reports NoW head of news has been sacked
- NUJ demo over 650 job cuts at World Service
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- WikiLeaks seeking up to 60 media partners
- Resignations of Johnson and Coulson lead news
- NUJ predicts huge jobs cut at BBC World Service
- Visibility rules for journalists and bloggers
- NUJ urged by executive to recruit non-journalists
- Whittam Smith gives PM both barrels over NI
- CPS to seek meeting with editors on contempt
- Dear condemns BBC cuts of up to 360 online jobs
- Robert Peston on phone hacking: 'The newspaper ind...
- Tobias Grubbe: 'Woe, unto you Scribes'
- If the Guardian had done Coulson splash Sun style
- Adam Boulton: 'It's journalist against journalist'
- Andy Coulson quits: Guardian gets its man at last
- Quotes of the week: From Blair slugs Morgan to why...
- Football focus: Is this Simon Heffer in disguise?
- The Media Briefing: I love digital media. . . but ...
- Guardian shown red card by Bates at Elland Road
- Trinity axes editor's post at Paisley Daily Express
- New open source company aimed at journalists
- Four novels and a style guide: Five favourite book...
- 'Technology exists to show source of news story'
- Newsquest to switch Swindon subbing to Oxford
- BBC journalist attacked investigating tobacco trade
- Little coverage for Northern & Shell leaving PCC
- Reuters: US has exaggerated WikiLeaks damage
- Mirror wins Naomi Campbell fee case in Europe
- Media Street to integrate local reviews from Yelp
- Guardian in phone hacking advert shocker!
- 'Justice has not yet been done on phone hacking'
- BBC Arabic Service NUJ members on strike today
- Is this what Boris meant? Liz Jones takes web beat...
- Royal exclusive for Tobias Grubbe...
- Boris Johnson: Why getting beaten up by readers on...
- Sports star appeals ruling that would unmask him
- CPS to assess all Met material on phone hacking
- NUJ says jobs at risk at Johnston Sheffield hub
- Computer was teenage Assange's 'only friend'
- Publishers show a united front on PCC...but does R...
- Quotes of the Week: From BSkyB to libel reform
- Archant takes 50 per cent stake in Tickles website
- PCC confirms Telegraph 'subterfuge' investigation
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- Media Street through to next round in funding bid
- Two council magazines to close as cuts bite
- Dear 'stench of corruption' surrounds BSkyB deal
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- Journalisted: 'Press is still up for FA Cup'
- Marsh: 'Don't leave the public out of libel reform'
- Newspaper and mags industry groups back PCC
- Express papers now 'outside PCC jurisdiction'
- Newsquest extends pay offer to Southampton
- Contempt: Would a local paper get away with this?
- Tobias Grubbe gets to grip with social networks
- Google gets double battering in UK newspapers
- Dylan Jones: Blowing smoke up Mandy's backside
- Clegg: 'We'll stop libel laws being a laughing stock'
- NUJ strikers in demo outside Newsquest HQ
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- Love and loathing as US TV critics meet Morgan
- Quotes of the week: Why journalists are disliked
- SJA launches award for best sports newspaper
- Telegraph: Jefferies 'preparing case against media'
- NUJ to Newsquest: 'Let's get round the table'
- Mirror pay freeze on journalists earning over £75k
- NoW suspends news executive over 'wrongdoing'
- Newsquest journalists in Southampton start strike
- Private Eye doesn't see eye to i with Murdoch
- What stories will there be left to lift when all t...
- Ashes and Bristol murder dominate news coverage
- Tobias Grubbe greets the New Year: January 1711
- Napa protests to PA over 'lifted' agency interview
- Glover: 'Overexcited coverage' of Jefferies' arrest
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- 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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