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Peter Preston on press and broadcasting

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    Journalists cast as villains need to recall their heroes

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    The death toll falls but the blood and danger remain for reporters

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    Paul Dacre and pay: how best to spend the Mail millions?

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    Blend of stupidity and seriousness does BuzzFeed no favours

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    Suddenly, the mighty Murdoch is just another middleweight

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    Nods and winks put things right on the Channel 4 board

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    If Disney buys Fox, could Sky News survive for long?

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    All credit to the owners of the far-seeing i

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    Who’d want to be the big man or woman at the ‘behemoth’ BBC?

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    Catalonia’s media drop impartiality for independence

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    Time: the magazine that did too little and waited too long

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    The grand American magazine house has been sold to a rival, with assistance from the Koch brothers, having never really committed to a digital future
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    Will Lord Burns be up to handling hot Ofcom issues?

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    He’s Lord Ubiquity of non-exec roles and now overall boss of UK media regulation – but is he the best choice?
    • All the president’s tweets aren’t helping press freedom much

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    • Meghan Markle helps Daily Mail dodge Brexit bullet

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    • Ipso must be UK’s de facto press regulator

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    Bullying Paperchase and the Mail’s other advertisers just hurts everyone

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    The Guardian and Observer both remember, long ago, how ‘advertiser pressure’ was used to discourage both papers’ dissent over Suez
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    Economics editors, it’s your job to tell us what’s really behind the budget

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    Press and broadcasting experts should look behind the gloomy OBR forecasts and tell us if the UK really is in a hole this big – and what we can we do about it
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    Are we glimpsing the pink of a new dawn at the Financial Times?

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    The paper that was once printed all over the world now makes 700,000 of its 900,000 sales digitally – and that may offer a little hope for others too
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    In a world short of hope, could the media help?

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    BBC complaints? Spare us the moans and pet peeves

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