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Obama in Review

by Steven King / 28 Jul 2008

Almost every paper featured The One in Berlin on their front page this morning.

Firms in the Zim Bin

by Steven King / 07 Jul 2008

It was a great bit of journalism on the part of the Independent on Sunday to trawl through the register of interests and pull out those with shareholdings in firms with links to Zimbabwe.

Gloom in the Brown camp

by Steven King / 27 Jun 2008

This morning's Times, in its coverage of Henley notes the departure of Beth Russell from Team Brown, apparently out of frustration with her long-time boss.

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And in the beginning...

by Steven King / 21 Jun 2008

'Hear, hear' to Jonathan Sheppard's remarks and a great pity I can't be at the Total Politics launch next Monday.

Weird? Yes. Killer, No.

by Steven King / 04 Aug 2008

It's not in the same league as 9/11 or 7/7 but many of us remember where we were when we heard BBC newsreader Jill Dando was shot dead in a leafy London street in almost 10 years ago now.

All talk?

by Steven King / 18 Jul 2008

To the American Embassy last night past security El Al would be proud of for a discussion (watchable here) chaired by John Lloyd of the FT about the political influence of talk radio.

Webcameron shutter closes?

by Steven King / 27 Jun 2008

Gordon Brown is reputed to be frustrated by the Conservatives' mastery of new technology but a quick glance at Webcameron suggests the Tory leader has been letting his video diary slip.

The 'mini-Murdoch' The Guardian loves to hate

by Steven King / 24 Jun 2008

Just thought I should make everyone aware of this story about job cuts at Berliner Zeitung Naturally, it is extremely unfortunate for the journalists concerned if there are forced redundancies at the paper which is owned by Mecom, a Europewide local newspaper group run by former Mirror boss David Montgomery.