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Loaded editor Martin Daubney leaves amid sale talks

2 September 2010

Martin Daubney has left his post as editor of Loaded magazine seven years after he took the helm of the now troubled IPC Media title.

New claims of 'widespread NoW phone hacking'

2 September 2010

The New York Times has published online a lengthy investigation into phone-hacking at the News of the World.

Booming sales help The Oldie turn a profit

2 September 2010

Monthly magazine The Oldie will turn a profit for this year for the first time since publisher James Pembroke led a buy-out of the title in 2007.

More than 2,000 BBC journalists vote for strike action

2 September 2010

More than 2,000 journalists working for the BBC have voted in favour of strike action in protest at planned reforms to their pension scheme.

Joint unions vote for strike action across the BBC

1 September 2010

Members of the NUJ, Bectu and Unite at the BBC have voted in favour of strike action in protest at planned changes to the corporation’s pension scheme.

George Galloway sues over NoW ‘phone hacking’

1 September 2010

Galloway is demanding damages in excess of £300,000 claiming he was a target of News of the World phone hacking.

Blair: Murdoch was an enigma I grudgingly respected

1 September 2010
Tony Blair on Andrew Gilligan, Dr Kelly and WMDs

1 September 2010
ITN signs new video clips deal with Metro.co.uk

1 September 2010
Court refuses to block book naming The Stig

1 September 2010

Mark Thompson's Mactaggart Lecture: the full text...

28 August 2010

The director general of the BBC delivers a mix of defensive manoeuvres and attacks on Sky.

Regional ABCs: full round-up...

27 August 2010

There was at least a slowing in the rate of circulation decline for many regional newspapers in the first half of this year and one regional daily even managed to put on print sales.

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