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Observer sports writer Paul Hayward joins Telegraph

1 September 2011

The Observer’s multi award-winning chief sports writer Paul Hayward is leaving the paper to join Telegraph Media Group.

Iliffe News 'highly likely' to consider daily to weekly switch

1 September 2011

The chief executive of regional newspaper publisher Iliffe News & Media said it was “highly likely” the company would consider converting its three daily newspapers into weekly titles.

Guardian dismisses 'nonsense' Wikileaks security claims

1 September 2011

The Guardian today described as "nonsense" a claim by anti-secrecy website Wikileaks that thousands of unedited US diplomatic cables were exposed because of a security breach by the newspaper.

NUJ: handing over riot footage puts journalists at risk

1 September 2011

The National Union of Journalists is urging media organisations to resist police calls to hand over unseen footage of last month’s riots.

Splash pays damages to David Walliams and Lara Stone

1 September 2011

The US-based news and photo agency Splash has paid “significant” damages to actor David Walliams and his wife Lara Stone for harassment and invasion of privacy.

BCC Wildlife Magazine revamped

1 September 2011

BBC Wildlife Magazine today unveiled its first redesign since 2006.

Regional ABCs: circulation falls on 83 of 86 dailies

31 August 2011
ABCs: full breakdown of regional website traffic

31 August 2011
Regional ABCs: 7 per cent of weeklies increase sales

31 August 2011
Mail accused of twisting figures in 'anti-Scottish' story

31 August 2011
Sunday Times reporter 'lucky' to survive Tripoli shooting

31 August 2011
Watchdog rules out Coulson investigation

31 August 2011
'Stuart Kuttner rearrested' in phone-hack probe

31 August 2011
Johnston chief urged to negotiate with striking journalists

30 August 2011

Stuart Kuttner, Private Eye and a police corruption scandal which cost Ladbrokes £200m a year

26 August 2011

News that former News of the World managing editor Stuart Kuttner had been questioned by police in connection with the phone-hacking scandal set former Evening News journalist Jack Lundin thinking about his dealings with him 33 years ...

Two documents which have come back to haunt News International

19 August 2011

Two documents have come back to haunt James Murdoch and News International: the "For Neville" emai" and Clive Goodman's letter protesting against his dismissal from the News of the World for hacking phones.

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