Yes, the Global Financial Sector Has Upped Its Game - But Not Nearly Enough
Yes, the global financial sector has upped its game - but not nearly enough |
What the Conservatives Should Do With the Bbc
Norman Fowler's five-point plan for making the corporation more effective |
A Free Standard Will Really Test the Paid-for News Model
The make-or-break decision by the Evening Standard to go free will either lead to its closure or help it steal market share from paid-for newspapers |
Yes, the Global Financial Sector Has Upped Its Game - But Not Nearly Enough
Yes, the global financial sector has upped its game - but not nearly enough |
A Reluctance to Court Celebrity
Marcel Berlins: A new survey of the number of the times legal figures featured in the national and regional press in the last 12 months makes for interesting reading |
Playing a Dangerous Game
Michael White: Cameron persists in pandering to the untamed right over the EU but it is a perilous strategy |
The Return of the Cracking Good Read
For years the Booker shortlist has eschewed narrative in favor of sometimes unreadable literary fiction. But the tables are turning, says Robert McCrum |
Will Evening Standard Fight London Lite?
After the london paper retreated in the free sheet wars, Lebedev's huge gamble to make the Standard free will depend on Associated's next move |
Murdoch Wants to Charge for News, But What Will Readers Be Prepared to Pay?
Rupert Murdoch has ordered his lieutenants to fix a price for internet news, but the answer remains stubbornly elusive |
Class Actions Are Vital to Help Women Fight for Equal Pay
The Equality bill needs to be beefed up if women are to bridge the 17% pay gap with their male counterparts |
Sorry, David Cameron, We Won't Join in Cynical Calls for Fake Change
Nick Clegg: Despite the Tory leader's claims two weeks ago, differences between political parties do matter |
Dante's Inferno is No More of a Fantasy Than the Fairytales the Bankers Told Us
Gordon Brown and many others believed the theory that the dominant finance sector was socially beneficial. They were completely wrong |
Spectator's Old Fogeys Prove There's Profit in Internet News
As the newspaper industry ponders a bid to make the web pay, the Spectator is already blazing a trail |
Portugal's New Paper Points to Print's Future
New launch shows rethinking the newspaper can raise circulation |
Contempt for Heroes is Glasgow's Worst Toxin
Kevin McKenna: What hope for this desperately poor area when the baggage-handler candidate widely feted abroad is so ridiculed at home? |
