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The media column - Peter Wilby
- 12 December 2005
There is rarely any point reading to the end of a politician's article; you know exactly where he or she is going to end up
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The media column - Peter Wilby
- 05 December 2005
The omission of John Pilger and Robert Fisk from Press Gazette's hall of fame says much about provincialism and political prejudice in the British journalistic establishment
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The media column - Peter Wilby asks: does anyone like g2?
- 28 November 2005
Almost everyone seems to dislike the Guardian's g2 section. The covers, once devoted to a single story with an image that demanded attention, are now unremarkable
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The media column - Peter Wilby
- 21 November 2005
"Beautiful, calm and witty" is an odd way to describe a magazine that includes Fay Weldon writing on the significance of a hair appointment
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The media column - Peter Wilby asks: why are we not told more about editor's sordid private lives?
- 14 November 2005
Editors respect each other's privacy. If they didn't, we would learn more of one's cocaine habit and another's affairs with young reporters
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The media column - Peter Wilby on what Monty will do in Berlin
- 07 November 2005
I could fill a book with stories about Montgomery and his peculiar personality. But these are of less interest than what his career tells us about newspaper ownership
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The media column - Peter Wilby wonders why some writers are treated like rabid dogs
- 31 October 2005
If writers who are anywhere to the left of Tony Blair get into the mainstream papers at all, they are treated like rabid dogs and given labels like "an alternative voice"
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The media column - Peter Wilby snorts with disbelief
- 24 October 2005
Cameron and Osborne give the impression they run some sort of charity, rescuing upper-class waifs and strays from ruination. What Tory party members make of it all is anyone's guess
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The media column - Peter Wilby is immune to bird flu
- 17 October 2005
After emerging from the Orient, bird flu was getting ever closer. By the time it reached Britain we would all be goners. New Labour was predictably "unprepared"
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The media column - Peter Wilby thinks Blunkett gets the press he deserves
- 10 October 2005
Blunkett's love life is fair media game, and if he wants privacy he must return again to the back benches. He probably won't, because ministerial office gives him pulling power
