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April 30, 2010 — Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian, recently appeared on the Charlie Rose show, now available online. Asked about free versus paid content and newspapers, Rusbridger talked about a future of...
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March 31, 2010 — Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian, adds some “industry context” to other paper’s reports of the Guardian and its business, in particular the departure of Carolyn McCall, CEO of Guardian Media...
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March 02, 2010 — “Once again weakness by the regulator has led to people calling for tougher sanctions against journalism,” Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger argued at today’s press self-regulation debate in the House of...
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February 10, 2010 — The Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger, whose newspaper shifted 70,000 downloads of its £2.39 iPhone app in its first month despite the company opposing web paywalls in...
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January 26, 2010 — Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger strongly believes journalists should link to the specialist source. We’re rather fond of that approach here, so here’s his Hugh Cudlipp lecture in full . There’s a video...
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January 21, 2010 — The audio is now available for Alan Rusbridger’s appearance at Coventry University last week. It’s a little patchy in quality but worth a listen for his comments in full:...
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October 14, 2009 — Following an extraordinary attempt by lawyers Carter-Ruck to stop the Guardian reporting a parliamentary question, due to an existing ’super-injunction,’ this came from the Guardian’s editor, Alan...
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October 15, 2009 — Good to see the Guardian back to its old ways – a day after leading the front page with Trafigura, they run a front page story about how the media are obsessed with celebrity culture, with a nice big picture of Amy Winehouse. I’m...
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November 17, 2009 — Guardian editor, Alan Rusbridger, has resigned from the Press Complaint Commission’s code committee, MediaGuardian reports. His decision follows the PCC’s criticism of the way the Guardian had handled...
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August 31, 2010 — celebrities’ private information. See the full post here… Similar Posts: Telegraph: Footballer wins high court injunction against tabloid story Trafigura update: Jack Straw to examine use of ‘super injunctions’ TechCrunch decides...
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August 25, 2010 — By Alan Cleaver MY heart sank ever so slightly when I read that Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger had found a new use for books – propping up his ebook. Was...
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August 18, 2010 — Beehive City: Alan Rusbridger vs John Witherow on BBC Radio 4 Times and Sunday Times will be paywalled from June – £1 a day
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August 08, 2010 — future of news and journalism to anyone who shows the slightest interest in the subject. Perhaps this isn’t great for making friends but I’ll tweet about it tonight and maybe tomorrow Alan Rusbridger...
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July 30, 2010 — they kill or harm civilians. The reports, many of which the Guardian is publishing in full online, present an unvarnished and often compelling account of the reality of modern war. Media commentator Jeff Jarvis asked Guardian editor...
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July 29, 2010 — ). But they’ve all noticed that the market is changing, and are taking a proactive step to be out there with a well-produced site that may, in turn, start making money in due course. See his full post here… Similar Posts: Guardian:...