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- Sun goes back in time to get the scoops it missed ...
- Media Quotes of the Week: Two points from Labour's...
- Hari offers to pay back £2,000 Orwell Prize money
- Leveson Inquiry urged to include regional experts
- Warning: Subs on fire as iPad rival is revealed
- Why I love local newspapers: It's because they com...
- The Indy: 'Don't dismiss Ivan Lewis proposal of jo...
- Spell it right for Fuchs sake says Guardian
- Financial crisis and volatile markets lead the news
- The Orwell Prize: New statement on Johann Hari
- NUJ blasts Labour's call to 'blacklist' journalists
- Divided Britain: A tale of two restaurant reviews
- 'Supply chain for newspaper is fragile' warns Jack
- Wow, man! It's a copy of Private Eye from 1967
- Telegraph exclusive: Neil Wallis was paid by News ...
- 'The Press We Deserve' debate is now on video
- NUJ condemns handing over of riot film to police
- Press regulation article for InPublishing magazine
- Press photographers are in the frame as rogue trad...
- Quotes of the Week: From the Met vs the Guardian t...
- Bird-brained hoaxer has Northern Echo in a twitch
- Police force broadcasters to hand over riot film
- The media and my part in its downfall
- Indy publishes first Assange biography extracts
- Littlejohn: How the press saw off Scotland Yard
- The great and the good but where's the bad boys?
- The Sun calls Jonathan Dimbleby a 'snorty boy'
- Liberal Democrats conference tops news poll
- 'PCC puppet of News International and Associated'
- Met drops action to obtain Guardian sources
- Selby Post misprint headline misses the bus
- Online newspaper aims to be unbiased newsgather
- Even Richard Littlejohn is defending the Guardian
- Imaginative spelling on Brighton Argus news bill
- Attorney General will decide on Guardian case
- Brighton Argus tops entries in custard shortage bo...
- Times: Met's action against Guardian 'shameful'
- Glover: 'Cynical' Sun on Sunday launch next year
- Sunday Times: 'Met action against Guardian is wron...
- NUJ backs Guardian over Met sources demand
- Now on Twitter and soon to be a book: 'Whitstable ...
- Hackgate: Trust in newspaper journalists plunges
- New Sun Politics website rises on Westminster
- Quotes of the Week: From ethics to cocktails
- Lincs Echo latest Northcliffe daily to go weekly
- NUJ protests after quote axed from strike story
- Fleet Street hack offers to whip Hari into shape
- Photo caption of the day from the Independent
- Jail sentences call for data protection offences
- Johann Hari returns Orwell Prize and says sorry
- NUJ to re-run DGS election after voting data error
- Independent lifts lid on Motorman files: 17,000 re...
- Newsquest journalists on strike in North West
- NUJ fights for 'core participant' status at Leveson
- 10th anniversary of 9/11 dominates news in UK
- James Murdoch to be recalled by Parly committee
- Court defendant gives photographer the pixel
- Heffer's comment section for Mail Online launches
- My diagnosis is that this is the headline of the day
- Cocktail cock-up causes correction clarification
- Covering 9:11 anniversary events in two columns
- TUC backs NUJ's call for 'conscience clause'
- How the world's press marked a decade after 9:11
- How the US press marked a decade since 9:11
- Telegraph hammers Tories on property developers
- NUJ defends journalist accused of 'manhood theft'
- A Ladybird's eye view of the way newspapers were
- Local news: Oven gloves catch fire...in oven
- Out of date pasty editor admits news cupboard was ...
- Quotes of the Week: From PM to PR and pasties
- US soldier killed BBC reporter in Afghanistan
- Academics argue top down hyperlocals are flawed
- Dear journalists, read this and weep: PR salaries
- Newsquest journalists plan strike over job cuts
- The joy of text: Guardian headline is sheer poetry
- Indy picks up Teesside Gazette's MP investigation
- Guardian launches new free Android app today
- South Yorkshire journalists call off strike action
- Readers of The Times are happiest in the UK
- Guardian journalist questioned by police over leak
- Events in Libya still the top story for UK media
- Public loo lightbulb scandal from the paper that b...
- James Murdoch: 'I stand by my testimony'
- NUJ claims EDL supporters attacked journalists
- UK Riots: Guardian and LSE to look at the causes
- Ellis Watson joins DC Thomson to oversee papers
- Guardian launches new Reality Check blog today
- RWB: Call for action against 'criminal cooperation...
- Is Vanessa Redgrave really the Grey Cardigan?
- Norman Giller: 'Why aren't newspapers challenging ...
- UK riots: Should journalists just be bystanders?
- App aims to bridge gap between print and digital
- Quotes of the week: What to tell Alex Crawford if ...
- Former general admits killing Georgy Gongadze
- Residents should shop council papers competing wit...
- Herald's out of date pasty splash rivals regional ...
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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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