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Guardian: Enquirer: watching the hacks get hacked
[The Guardian (blog)] - Like Roger Alton, executive editor of the Times and former Observer editor, Independent columnist Owen Jones and Jack Irvine, launch editor of the Scottish Sun, I have been thesp-hacked. Of 47 journalists who gave material for the Barbican play
Drama of a day in the life of a newspaper in decline
www.islingtontribune.com
[Islington Tribune newspaper website] - Jack Irvine, former editor of the Scottish Sun, is given his own segment and casually admits to having a separate black book of accounts – which the actual accountants weren't allowed to see – for his payments to sources. It's an incredible admission
Enquirer, Mother at the Trampery, London, review
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - Within the loose framing device of a day in the working life of a newspaper, the “journalists” give accounts of their trade, from the robustly pragmatic (Jack Irvine, the launch editor of the Scottish Sun, describes the “black book” in which he kept a
Guardian: Newspaper journalism is in crisis. What has been lost and what can be saved?
[The Guardian] - The structure is based on a day in the life of a newspaper so there are conferences, water-cooler gossip and edited versions of three enlightening interviews with Jack Irvine, Roger Alton [a former editor of the Observer] and Ros Wynne-Jones. There are
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