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How my Porn King father let my drug addict sister destroy herself: Paul Raymond's son reveals the truth about his troubled family
Howard Raymond From Daily Mail
Over two pages of a glossy society magazine, a lissom young woman, sleek with wealth, is pictured in various central London locations. A gushing text informs readers that she is…
31 August 2010
Radio Times editor Ben Preston reflects on life after newspapers
Ben Preston From The Guardian
Apps and an improved website are key to the future of the BBC's TV listings magazine. 'Last year we switched from being a Strictly family to being an X Factor…
30 August 2010
Mark Thompson faces up to reality
Mark Thompson From Daily Telegraph
The BBC's director-general, Mark Thompson, talks to Neil Midgley about the licence fee, his critics in the media – and why he'll continue to fly business class.
30 August 2010
Mark Thompson video interview: BBC's move to Salford is in 'transitional period'
Mark Thompson From The Guardian
At the post-MacTaggart Q&A;at the 2010 Edinburgh TV Festival, BBC director general defends the move to Salford after being accused of 'leading from the back' by Jimmy Mulville in Friday's…
28 August 2010
Terry O'Neill: The East End boy who shot the stars
Terry O'Neill From The Independent
Terry O'Neill's portraits epitomise the swinging Sixties and stylish Seventies. Ahead of a new exhibition, he tells Charlotte Cripps the tales behind his favourite photographs
25 August 2010
Harman Ready to Become 'Institution Builder' at Newsweek
Sidney Harman From Wall Street Journal
As founder of the stereo-equipment company that bears his name, Sidney Harman turned a $5,000 investment into what is now a $3-billion-a-year business. Now, at 92 years old, he is…
24 August 2010
Ally Ross: 'Why I won't appear on television'
Ally Ross From The Guardian
Interview: The Sun's TV critic on what he thinks of the BBC and what makes him nod off. When I arrive at Ally Ross's flat, at 3pm on a Wednesday,…
23 August 2010
In Conversation with Matthew Parris
Matthew Parris From Total Politics
The former Conservative MP is now one of Britain's most respected political commentators. He talks to Iain Dale about his career, the next big scandal in Westminster and his unusual…
20 August 2010
'I know plenty of people who get by on £25,000'
Matthew Wright From Daily Telegraph
Matthew Wright, 45, presents The Wright Stuff on FIVE. Previously divorced, he recently married Amelia Gatte, 34, who works for Sony.
20 August 2010
Liz Jones's Exmoor home for sale
Liz Jones From Daily Telegraph
After alienating some of her neighbours, controversial columnist Liz Jones is selling her Exmoor home, says Anna Tyzac
14 August 2010
Young will have to change names to escape 'cyber past' warns Google's Eric Schmidt
Eric Schmidt From Wall Street Journal
The private lives of young people are now so well documented on the internet that many will have to change their names on reaching adulthood, Google’s CEO has claimed. Eric…
14 August 2010
Christopher Hitchens discusses his memoir 'Hitch-22' and his battle with esophageal cancer
Christopher Hitchens From charlierose.com
Author Christopher Eric Hitchens is an author, journalist and literary critic. He has been a columnist at “Vanity Fair”, “The Nation” and “Slate”; additionally, he is an occasional contributor to…
13 August 2010
Carl Bernstein: The "Golden Age" of Investigative Journalism Never Existed
Carl Bernstein From bigthink.com
egendary Watergate journalist Carl Bernstein says that he's not as concerned about the state of investigative journalism as some of his contemporaries are—in fact, he thinks that newspapers like the…
10 August 2010
Topic of Cancer
Christopher Hitchens From Vanity Fair
One fine June day, the author is launching his best-selling memoir, Hitch-22. The next, he’s throwing up backstage at The Daily Show, in a brief bout of denial, before entering…
9 August 2010
Monocle: 'It's the media project that I've always wanted to do'
Tyler Brûlé From Independent on Sunday
Tyler Brûlé tells Matthew Bell how his magazine turns a profit, and why 'The Guardian' hates him
1 August 2010
