“The Daily Mail is being far too modest… the runaway success of the website owes very little to piggy-backing on ‘the strengths of the newspaper’.” Continue Reading

“What we took to be the marine’s finger proved, on closer inspection, to be another part of his anatomy.” Continue Reading

“Piers Morgan is capable of remembering things that didn’t happen… perhaps his diaries weren’t written contemporaneously. There are a number of glaring errors. He has tea with the wrong prime mininster.” Continue Reading

“Leveson is only gradually getting the hang of how newspapers work. He seems to think editors sit around all day worrying about ethics and aid to Haiti.” Continue Reading

“Digital, sadly, remains a basketcase in Scotland – used as a fig leaf by most publishers to cover the embarrassment of their declining circulations and as a sop to keep management thinking titles remain on the cutting edge.” Continue Reading

“Alan Rusbridger has an agenda against the popular press, a section of the media he clearly holds in contempt.” Continue Reading

“I don’t think this is an industry that is interested in or capable of self-regulation.” Continue Reading

“What is happening to local journalism is poisoning the whole ecosystem of investigative journalism.” Continue Reading