Murdoch press just doing their f—ing job
Twitter is rife with speculation over whether The Sun might have bought the rights to Gillian Duffy’s story. It would be in keeping with their recent tactics.
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Was Times leant on to change “neck & neck” to “Cameron nicks it”?
The Times changed the front page of today’s paper from earlier editions, which read “Neck and neck” to the final edition, headlined “Cameron nicks it”.
Tories plan to slash free-to-air TV sports list
The Conservatives, if they win the election, will cut the “A-list” of protected sporting events that must, by law, be broadcast live on free-to-air television.
BBC capitulation paves way for Murdoch web charge
Emboldened by the BBC’s capitulation to Murdoch with its commitment to slash the number of journalists on its website, he will now charge for online content.
BBC announcement is capitulation to Murdoch
BBC bosses have chosen an odd moment to pre-spin an their strategic review. They have been spooked by attacks from News Corporation and capitulated.
Ofcom ruling on Sky will test Cameron if Tories win
Could David Cameron’s commitment that a future Tory government would restrict Ofcom’s remit have anything to do with Rupert Murdoch’s decision to support him?
Google cave into Murdoch
Rupert Murdoch has had his first victory over Google today. The online aggregator has agreed to limit the amount of news information accessible free of charge.
Media for all? The challenge of convergence
With a media facing economic and technological changes, many requiring political solutions, the Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom is holding a conference on Saturday 31 October which will address key issues of ownership and regulation.
The Sun and Labour: Who gets hurt the most?
How best should the Labour party respond to its jilting by the Sun.