Alan Rusbridger

Alan Rusbridger: Guardian website now has as many US as UK readers
By William Turvill | 23 Apr 2013
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger has claimed his newspaper’s website has as many readers in the United States as in the UK.
Industry bigwigs take issue with Rusbridger account of Leveson negotiations
By Press Gazette | 28 Mar 2013
Three senior press industry figures representing publishers in press regulation negotiations have taken issue with Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger's account of events which led to the current stand-off with Government.
Rusbridger against 'messy compromise' on press regulation put forward by politicians
By Dominic Ponsford | 25 Mar 2013
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger has revealed that he is “unenthusiastic about endorsing a messy compromise” on press reform.
Alan Rusbridger writes new book on his passion for the piano
By William Turvill | 14 Jan 2013
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger will have a new book describing his passion for the piano published this week.
The economics of print are becoming millstones around the necks of publishers
By Mark Insip | 30 Oct 2012
The economics of print are becoming millstones around the necks of publishers
Alan Rusbridger. Pic: Reuters
Guardian should consider £100k salary cap for senior executives, says union
By Andrew Pugh | 19 Oct 2012
The NUJ has asked Guardian News and Media to consider introducing £100,000 salary caps for senior editorial staff as a means of cutting costs at the loss-making newspaper group.
Alan Rusbridger. Pic: Reuters
Telegraph report claiming Guardian is mulling end to print edition is 'simply untrue', says Rusbridger
By Andrew Pugh | 17 Oct 2012
A Telegraph story claiming The Guardian was “seriously discussing” scrapping its print edition is “simply untrue”, according to the paper’s editor Alan Rusbridger.
Stop the presses #1: FT could ditch print by 2015, too
By Peter Kirwan | 26 May 2010

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No news is good news for the financial engineers who underwrite The Guardian
By Peter Kirwan | 19 Dec 2008

The Guardian is starting to look a bit like one of Leonardo Da Vinci's perpetual motion machines.

Our Christmas party tip for Guardian and Observer hacks – bring a moustache
By Anonymous | 11 Dec 2008

Hacks from The Guardian and The Observer can briefly let their hair down tonight and forget the ordeal of moving to their new King's Cross offices when GNL holds its Christmas party. 

The mystery of Lord Carter's Digital Britain: Tactical tweaker or a new Keynes?
By Peter Kirwan | 14 Nov 2008

Stephen Carter (or Lord Carter of Barnes as he is otherwise known) published his preliminary manifesto for Digital Brita

Scandal or the public purse: How to underwrite the cost of journalism?
By Peter Kirwan | 12 Nov 2008

At first, the concatenation of Paul Dacre and Alan Rusbridger at the front of Monday's Media Guardian looked a bit like one of those combinations the Du

Dept. of Kremlinology: Guardian hacks mark McCall's score card
By Peter Kirwan | 31 Jul 2008

Reporting on the boss's performance is difficult for hacks who cover the media. But today's joint effort by Stephen Brook and Richard Wray to explain Guardian Media Group's annual results was particularly abject.