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22 Jan 2014: Art historian, critic, academic and sometime newspaper cartoonist -
22 Jan 2014: Three British tabloid journalists were resigned to being sent home from England's tour of Australia before the Twenty20 series after they were unable to extend their visas
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22 Jan 2014:
Bill pioneered by Eric Pickles clears parliamentary stage
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22 Jan 2014:
Newspaper appoints social media editor
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22 Jan 2014: Digital division housed in separate company from loss-making print business which owners have been looking to sell. By Mark Sweney
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22 Jan 2014:
Trader Media Group valued at £1.8bn in deal designed to secure the financial future of the Guardian and Observer print titles. By Mark Sweney
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22 Jan 2014: David Banks: Journalists could end up in contempt if copy filed for a foreign print edition was picked up by another outlet and put online
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22 Jan 2014: News Corp executive who played key role in company's response to hacking scandal to replace Lex Fenwick
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21 Jan 2014:
Journalist behind Post's successful Wonkblog leaving paper with two other journalists to start new news organisation
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21 Jan 2014:
Chris Evans, assistant editor (news), to take over Monday to Friday editions with immediate effect, publisher announces. By Fred McConnell
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21 Jan 2014: Guardian, Observer and theguardian.com publisher to invest sale proceeds, thought to be £600m to £700m, in core business. By Jason Deans
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20 Jan 2014:
Roy Greenslade notes the different way in which titles dealt with the story on either side of the border
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20 Jan 2014:
Paper to create special journalistic apprenticeship
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19 Jan 2014: Peter Preston: The Lebedevs want to sell, and the Indy has a chequered history. But there's nothing to truly daunt a courageous buyer
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19 Jan 2014:
Peter Preston: The French press's reticence over their president's affair would be unthinkable in the US – and, increasingly, anywhere else
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