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Adam Boulton: ‘I want to see them going at each other'

Adam Boulton
The Independent
By Ian Burrell
8 February 2010

Sky News’s political editor is keen to stamp his channel’s personality, if not his own ego, on the pre-election debates.

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Lorraine Candy: 'I'm not lucky. I've worked very hard'

Lorraine Candy
The Guardian
By Ben Dowell
1 February 2010

'If it's some sycophantic twaddle it's not going in," says the editor-in-chief of Elle, Lorraine Candy, explaining the rigorous standards…

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A show to Bragg about: The South Bank Show frontman Melvyn recalls his most memorable moments

Melvyn Bragg
Daily Mail
By John McEntee
29 January 2010

After 32 years and 800 episodes, Melvyn Bragg's The South Bank Show has come to an end. Here he talks…

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Oligarch bidding for 'Independent' gets huge cash injection from Putin

Alexander Lebedev
The Times
By Tony Halpin and Alexi Mostrous
28 January 2010

The Russian billionaire bidding to buy The Independent newspaper is poised to gain a massive cash injection from the Kremlin…

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The several ages of Dimbleby

David Dimbleby
The Times
By Andrew Billen
27 January 2010

At 71 age has not wearied David Dimbleby, who presents The Seven Ages of Britain. And he certainly won’t give…

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Alan Rusbridger: 'By having a paywall, you are cutting your journalism off from the world'

Alan Rusbridger
The Guardian
By Matt Wells
26 January 2010

Guardian News & Media editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger, who today gave the annual Hugh Cudlipp lecture, talks to Matt Wells about…

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Hugo Dixon: 'Almost everything we do, the Financial Times tries to copy'

Hugo Dixon
The Guardian
By Chris Tryhorn
25 January 2010

Hugo Dixon on the sale of Breakingviews to Reuters and the secrets of successful financial commentary. How can you make…

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Next on his list? Taking the free magazine idea around the world

Mike Soutar
The Independent
By Ian Burrell
25 January 2010

Mike Soutar has built a unique publishing house in three years. He plans two more titles and a foreign adventure,…

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The full text of Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger's Hugh Cudlipp lecture

Alan Rusbridger
The Guardian
25 January 2010

"The Hugh Cudlipp lecture: Does journalism exist?" Thank you for inviting me to give this lecture in honour of the…

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Talkback Thames boss would like to clone Simon Cowell

Lorraine Heggessey
Sunday Telegraph
By Lorraine Heggessey
24 January 2010

Lorraine Heggessey makes the UK's best-loved TV shows. She tells Lorraine Heggessey why The X Factor has the nation gripped

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Alastair Campbell on life after power

Alastair Campbell
The Times
By Janice Turner
23 January 2010

While Tony Blair jets around the world, new Labour’s former spin doctor claims he is happy at home, tweeting about…

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Rankin: My family values

Rankin
The Guardian
23 January 2010

The photographer talks about his familyI had a very sheltered upbringing. Mum and Dad were older than most of my…

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'Drastic' Digg overhaul could 'shock' users, says Kevin Rose

Kevin Rose
Daily Telegraph
By Claudine Beaumont
22 January 2010

Kevin Rose, founder of Digg, says the site will undergo a major redesign later this year to better embrace the…

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The Beeb's politician

Mark Thompson
Total Politics
By Amber Elliott
22 January 2010

Amber Elliott meets Mark Thompson, director-general of the BBC, and discovers a man impeccably schooled in protecting the corporation and…

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In Conversation with Lord Pearson

Lord Pearson
Total Politics
By Iain Dale
22 January 2010

The new leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party tells Iain Dale he is a reluctant leader, admits he makes…

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