Alan Rusbridger’s Diary: Robert Fisk, my struggles to sleep and what matters most about journalism
Does Rupert Murdoch tell his editors what to write? Did the late Robert Fisk make things up? Is objectivity…
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Paul Dacre’s attack on me was myopic, insular, incoherently angry and a bit Steve Bannon
The former Mail editor was a big beast of a Fleet Street that no longer exists. The very thought must make…
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Alan Rusbridger’s Diary: The Austrian village with bus stops designed by architects
An area that can take civic pride in bus stops is, you have to agree, singular.
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Why the BBC is getting its Brexit coverage wrong
Neutrality should not deny the proper function of journalism – to create an informed public.
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The case against the Murdoch empire
Why the billionaire’s bid for Sky should be opposed.
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Alan Rusbridger on paywalls, funding schemes and the future of the media
My week, from tackling elitism at Oxford to a lecture on the Panama Papers.
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Geeks versus the government.
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