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Roger Alton to edit The Indie

April 10, 2008 · No Comments

From today’s Gorkana mailout:

The Independent / The Independent on Sunday
Roger Alton has now been confirmed as the new Editor of The Independent. Roger, formerly Editor of The Observer, will replace Simon Kelner, who will become the Managing Director of both The Independent and The Independent on Sunday. Simon will replace Terry Grote who will retire next month after nine years of running The Independent and The Independent on Sunday titles.

After the jump, a little taster of what’s in store for The Indie:

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Categories: London · Newspapers · Roger Alton · The Independent · U.K.

Rebekah Wade is good at not answering the question

January 25, 2008 · No Comments

Courtesy of Madame Arcati

 

Categories: House of Lords · House of Lords communications committee · London · Newspapers · Rebekah Wade · Rupert Murdoch · The Sun · U.K.

“Ha ha! Your medium is dying!”

January 7, 2008 · 1 Comment

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The Simpsons has been none too kind to print media, with the clip above showing Nelson mocking a Washington Post reporter. It’s quite a catchy little taunt. Oh dear.

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Categories: Haha! Your medium is dying! · Media Guardian · Nelson Muntz · News · Newspapers · Roy Greenslade · The Financial Times · The Simpsons · The Telegraph · The Times · The Washington Post · U.K. · U.S. · dead tree media · haha · journalism · online media · print media

Oh, Observer Woman

November 15, 2007 · No Comments

This just in from Gorkana:

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Categories: Gorkana · Grazia · Guardian · London · Newspapers · Observer · Observer Woman · U.K. · journalists · reporting · work experience · workie

Tony Blair scores £5m book deal; no boy wizards involved

October 26, 2007 · 3 Comments

 

Well well well. That should help with the mortgage.

Here’s AP on the bidding war:

NEW YORK (AP) — The memoirs of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, the object of an international bidding war that went on for days, have been acquired by imprints of Random House Inc. in the United States and England.

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“He has a remarkable story to tell,” Knopf chairman Sonny Mehta said in a statement. “His tenure as prime minister was marked by close relationships with Presidents Clinton and George W. Bush, and he enjoys a profile in this country that is rare among foreign leaders.”

Funny, that.

[Still wondering about the boy wizards? Not appreciating the J.K. Rowling dig? See Harry Potter's "left-wing hero" credentials here]

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Categories: American president · Bush · Dubya · George W. Bush · Harry Potter · Iraq · London · News · Newspapers · Random House · Rupert Murdoch · Tony Blair · U.K. · book deal · international · left-wing hero · memoirs · news coverage · prime minister · reporting · wizard

Friday Funday: Carrying off Kate Moss’s fringe

October 19, 2007 · 4 Comments

Deposed Lib Dem leaders, Bhutto assassination attempts in Pakistan, oil prices hitting $90 a barrel… it’s been a quiet week - apart from this enormous bombshell of course: Kate Moss Joins Bang Gang (!) Read on for much, much more on this piece of forehead furniture…

Bhutto’s assassination - UPDATE 27/12/07: Click here for news

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Categories: BuzzFeed · Friday Funday · Help! I can't see! · Kate Moss · Kringe · Newspapers · Sienna Miller · U.K. · bangs · cutting edge · fashion · fringe · hair · news coverage