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Published on: 15 October 2014

Written by: Justin Schlosberg All articles by Justin Schlosberg

They talk of 'transparency' but the reality is still a quiet word behind closed doors, shut off from public...
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The press can't decide if they're for press freedom or against it

Published on: 18 October 2013

Written by: Des Freedman All articles by Des Freedman

The same press attacking the Guardian for 'treason' are still raging against the press reform charter for...

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