Newspaper news from 21 March 2008
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Attack on Barclay brothers excised from the Spectator's pages (Media Guardian)
Review changed so that it now claims Deedes was referring to his former colleagues, rather than the management, as a 'stinking mob'...
Review changed so that it now claims Deedes was referring to his former colleagues, rather than the management, as a 'stinking mob'...
Iraq: Why aren't we still there? (Press Gazette)
Five years on Iraq may still be one of the biggest stories in the world – but fewer British news organisations than ever are covering it full time.
Five years on Iraq may still be one of the biggest stories in the world – but fewer British news organisations than ever are covering it full time.
When the scoop is not the best medicine (Press Gazette)
Health stories involving pharmaceutical companies must be handled with special care and attention if true investigative reporting and not scaremongeri...
Health stories involving pharmaceutical companies must be handled with special care and attention if true investigative reporting and not scaremongeri...
Ahead of the all-share... but only just (The Times)
I think I may have inadvertently stumbled upon a new law of investment: don't take financial advice on newspaper publishers from newspaper journalists - at least not from this one.
I think I may have inadvertently stumbled upon a new law of investment: don't take financial advice on newspaper publishers from newspaper journalists - at least not from this one.