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The press is protected not for its own sake but to enable a free political system to operate. In the end, the concern is not for the reporter or the editor but for the citizen-critic of government.
A current affairs blog on politics, art & culture
The press is protected not for its own sake but to enable a free political system to operate. In the end, the concern is not for the reporter or the editor but for the citizen-critic of government.
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- Janet Woollacott (1982: 108-110) offers a useful c...
- If John Terry was Italian, far from stepping down ...
- I would add the bookshops to Orwell's list (by imp...
- Since 9/11, the scale of the threat that we face h...
- Many problems remain: a region of dictators that h...
- ‘This country is hurtling towards massive debt and...
- States must never make civilians the object of att...
- International law issues could arise if and when t...
- Press TV and the other propaganda organs of the Ir...
- Although I am sure that Britain is a happier count...
- As for the even more ludicrous Macpherson Report o...
- As always (and as was famously said by the excelle...
- The revolutionary force of Dadaism lay in the fact...
- In our literature,’ a leftist author writes, ‘oppo...
- Alistair Campbell is actually right that the media...
- Manuel Zelaya: “Those who want to put me on trial ...
- The bourgeois writer of popular stories does not a...
- Harriet Harperson - equality tsarWhere are all the...
- Killing somebody or procuring their death is a ver...
- Latte-sipping liberals – it's time to grind some b...
- Richard Madeley as chief apologist for Blair has i...
- Because the inhabitants, as producers and as consu...
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