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A press campaign headed 'The word of God against Sodomy' and timed to coincide with Belfast's Gay Pride parade has been banned for being offensive. By Mark Sweney
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Dow Jones has appointed Andrew Langhoff to run the Wall Street Journal's European print and online operations. By Mark Sweney
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As Independent journalists move in with their rivals from the Mail Roy Greenslade examines the implications
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The Times is to reduce its reliance on casual subeditors by scrapping some shifts, shortening the length of others and cutting pay. By Oliver Luft
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Dec 4 2008:
Bild hopes to expand staff without hiring new reporters by selling cameras to potential citizen journalists
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Dec 3 2008:
One of the biggest property deals in New York history was used by developer Charles Kushner to funnel more than $5m (£3.4m) into the New York Observer, the loss-making newspaper run by his son Jared, according to a lawsuit claiming a "wrongful diversion" of monies. The Observer, a weekly with a relatively small circulation, is widely read in media, political and real estate circles. (Via New Jersey Star-Ledger)
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Dec 3 2008:
We journalists all need reasons to be cheerful just now. Richard Addis thinks he knows how to put a smile on our faces, offering five reasons: 1. There's a growing public demand for serious journalism; 2. Over the next three years media owners will start to support "good" journalism; 3. It's an open field. Anyone can be the next Joseph Pulitzer; 4. Attractive populism is a real possibility; 5. Print has a great future. You'll need to see his reasoning on his blog here
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Dec 3 2008:
The arrest of the Milton Keynes Citizen reporter Sally Murrer on ludicrous charges ended in a judge deciding she was innocent of any crime. But, as I argue in my London Evening Standard column today, the case has implications for all journalists across Britain who find it increasingly difficult to obtain information from the police
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Dec 3 2008:
Italy's media mogul prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, may own the country's leading private TV networks and oversee RAI, the state broadcaster, but he prefers to use the law to stifle journalistic criticism. A lengthy New York Times article details Berlusconi's lawsuits against The Economist and Alexander Stille, a professor at Columbia University's graduate school of journalism
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Dec 3 2008:
Less than three months after launching its content-sharing network, Politico - the US-based website that covers its country's national politics - has signed up more than 100 clients, including 67 newspapers. Politico Network makes the website's content available in exchange for advertising placement. Papers and broadcast outlets utilise the content for their own sites in exchange for placing advertisements provided by Politico, with revenue shared by both. (Via E&P)
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Dec 3 2008:
Editorial staff at Thomson Reuters in London are to hold a union meeting over their annual pay offer ahead of an end-of-year deadline for talks. By Richard Wray
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Dec 2 2008:
Sam Leith, the Daily Telegraph's literary editor, has been made redundant as part of the latest round of job cuts by the Telegraph Media Group. By Ben Dowell
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Dec 2 2008:
Hadley Freeman: This week Oliver launches his own magazine, called Jamie and not, sadly, Geeza
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Dec 2 2008:
Newspapers in Ireland have been silenced by legal threats over printing the of a preliminary report into political corruption. By Henry McDonald
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Dec 1 2008:
Daily Telegraph motoring editor Peter Hall and Paul Eccleston, the editor of telegraph.co.uk environmental channel Earth, have left the Telegraph Media Group as part of the latest job cuts. By Oliver Luft
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Dec 1 2008:
Constance Briscoe has been vindicated, but the credibility - and saleability - of the 'troubled lives' genre remains in question
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Dec 1 2008:
Independent News & Media's dissident shareholder Denis O'Brien has visited the publisher's headquarters to meet executives for the first time. By Oliver Luft
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