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10 Sep 2014:
New initiative aims to allow readers to get closer to the Guardian’s brand and open journalism philosophy. By Mark Sweney
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10 Sep 2014: The Guardian is much more than a business – for almost 200 years we have dedicated our resources to the kind of public service journalism that recently won a Pulitzer prize. By becoming a member you’ll help support that ideal and, no doubt, have a great time in doing so
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7 Sep 2014:
Chris Elliott: Open door: In politics, disputes over ideas and between individuals usually take place behind closed doors, so there is no bulletin with open quotes
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6 Sep 2014:
He is expected to draw on Wikileaks and Snowden battles
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7 Jun 2014:
Broadcaster denounces government response in speech at conference marking first anniversary of publication of NSA files
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15 Apr 2014:
Roy Greenslade notes the newspapers that reported The Guardian's success and those that did not
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6 Apr 2014: Steve Hewlett: If Ipso finds a strong chair and a method of independent auditing, then the Guardian, FT and Independent could sign up
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2 Apr 2014:
Group wins armful of prizes including best newspaper, best digital operation and best news reporter
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23 Mar 2014:
Peter Preston: The awkward truth confronting anyregulator is that a free press is free to be wrong as well as right – and that no national body is large enough to seek redress from a globalised media
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Video
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13 Mar 2014:
Alan Rusbridger discusses the government's attempts to block publication of letters the Prince of Wales wrote to ministers
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11 Mar 2014:
He wonders whether 'content editors' can satisfy readers' needs and wishes
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26 Feb 2014:
Sky News correspondent on the bravery, the sacrifices and the fun
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18 Feb 2014:
They also call for parliament to overturn press regulation royal charter
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10 Feb 2014:
A tribute by Roy Greenslade
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31 Jan 2014:
Sun's former managing editor to be a government PR
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