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• Right rights vs Left rights - how the newspapers line up on ECHR

  3 Oct 2014:

  Roy Greenslade looks at the national press divide over the Human Rights Act

• David Cameron lauded to the skies by (most) national newspapers

  2 Oct 2014:

  Roy Greenslade on how the press greeted the prime minister's conference speech

• They used to say 'print or digital'. But do we need to choose?

  28 Sep 2014: Peter Preston: The rule two years ago was simple. Transition to the web or die. But now it seems newsprint will be at least part of the future

• Trinity Mirror hacking: why its legal director should consider his position

  26 Sep 2014:

  Roy Greenslade looks back at the publisher's lengthy attempt to avoid dealing with allegations of voicemail interception

• Nick Davies's hacking book makes FT/McKinsey award shortlist

  25 Sep 2014:

  £30,000 prize on offer for best of six

• Russia planning to limit foreign ownership of its media

  24 Sep 2014:

  Politicians pass bill to restrict western investment

• English 'home rule' - what the national newspapers say

  22 Sep 2014:

  Roy Greenslade on the press response to the political dispute over 'English votes for English laws'

• Media buccaneer Rupert Murdoch dares to complain about Google's 'piracy'

  18 Sep 2014:

  Roy Greenslade points to the ironies in News Corp's complaints to Europe's competition commissioner

• Scottish referendum - English newspapers publish dramatic front pages

  18 Sep 2014:

  Roy Greenslade notes how editors have waved the flags in marking a historic day

• Refreshing changes for the Financial Times

  15 Sep 2014:

  Roy Greenslade applauds the new-look FT with its cleaner lines and new typeface

• Lionel Barber: ‘It’s adapt or die frankly and that’s what we’re doing’

  14 Sep 2014: Jane Martinson: FT’s editor talks about his new-look print edition, press regulation – but refuses to be drawn on a possible sale

• Complaining to Ipso can lead you into a tangled web

  12 Sep 2014: David Banks: The press regulator is no longer the first port of call for airing grievances and how easy that is to do depends on the title

• Why the Guardian's decision not to sign up to Ipso makes sense

  4 Sep 2014:

  Roy Greenslade argues that the new press regulator is just not independent enough from publishers

• Rona Fairhead, government's choice to chair BBC Trust, to be grilled by MPs

  1 Sep 2014: Rough ride likely for former FT chief executive when she appears before Commons culture, media and sport committee

• Rona Fairhead: chairmanship of BBC Trust part of venerable ascent to the top

  31 Aug 2014: Former FT Group boss has had a formidable career across manufacturing, banking and media – and has a pilot's licence too

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