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Guardian digital director: BBC site is 'state-funded intervention' in US ad market

15 May 2008

The Guardian's director of digital publishing Emily Bell has warned an international industry conference that the BBC News website is "now the biggest online newspaper, not just in the UK but in the world".

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NRS figures show London Lite and Thelondonpaper neck and neck on readers

15 May 2008

London Lite and Thelondonpaper are neck and neck on readership – despite a 100,000 copy a day gap on distribution – according to the latest figures from the National Readership Survey.

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York Press management express 'astonishment' at five-day strike action

15 May 2008

The management at Newsquest’s York Press has expressed its "astonishment" at the NUJ chapel decision to stage a five-day strike over a rejected three per cent pay offer next week.

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Liz Hurley and Hugh Grant accept £58k from Mail on Sunday

15 May 2008

Former celebrity couple, Liz Hurley and Hugh Grant and Liz’s new husband, Arun Nayar, today accepted a public apology and £58,000 damages at London’s High Court after covert photographs taken of them holidaying together at a secluded resort...

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London Mayor Boris Johnson gets 'six-figure sum' for Daily Telegraph column

15 May 2008

Boris Johnson is to continue with his journalism as the new Mayor of London when he starts writing his Daily Telegraph column this summer, reportedly earning him £250,000 a year on top of his £137,000 salary.

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Express editor Hill leaves PCC in wake of McCann libel payout

15 May 2008

Daily Express editor Peter Hill has left the Press Complaints Commission to be replaced by Mail on Sunday editor Peter Wright.

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'Oxygen of publicity' key to Burmese help

15 May 2008

With a ban on reporting from the country, the Burmese cyclone disaster is being covered differently to the Asian tsunami of Boxing Day, 2004. But Burma’s story still needs to be told

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My week: Robin Denselow, freelance Newsnight correspondent

15 May 2008

Stories on the Austrian dungeon family and lax security at British airports give Robin Denselow's freelance life an added edge

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