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GUA/6/1/1/2/2/11
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2005
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- 2005 (Creation)
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2 folders, 1 CD, 1 ppt file, 1 doc file (50.4MB)
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Contains papers relating to the following speeches made by Alan Rusbridger in 2005:
- OMD [Optimum Media Direction] Predicts, 1 February 2005. Typescript notes with an annotated draft copy for a speech on what journalism is.
- Hugo Young Lecture, 'What are newspapers for?', Sheffield University, 9th March 2005. Typescript of lecture (2 copies), printed presentation slides, cd-r disc containing a word doc of the lecture [images not rendering] and PowerPoint file of slides [some images not rendering], and correspondence relating to the distribution of transcripts after the event.*
- 2004 Cambridge Evening News: Business Excellence Awards Presentation Dinner, King's College, Cambridge, 31 March 2005. Programme and typescript draft of an untitled speech, with handwritten annotations, on journalism, trust, accuracy, how he entered the industry and Jonathan Aitken.
- Society of Bookmen, 'Can newspapers survive?', 3 November 2005. Typescript speech notes covering the move to Berliner format and the internet.
- Queen Mary College, 'Reporting Terrorism', 30 November 2005. Photocopied manuscript notes.
- City and Queen Mary Universities, 'Investigative Journalism', 6 December 2005. Typescript notes.
- Speech to mark Jonathan Steele's 40 years of working for the Guardian, 2005. Typescript notes.**
- Unknown event / speech, nd [c2005]. Typed note cards with handwritten annotations for a speech / presentation relating to newspaper size and the Guardian's choice of Berliner size.
- Staff briefing, November 2005. Typescript notes with handwritten annotations for a presentation by AR to Guardian staff. Topics include cost savings, editorial changes, and editorial highlights.***
- Speech given by AR at an unknown event [c2005]. Typed notes with handwritten annotations. Topics cvered include Guardian errors and corrections (with past examples), conduct at the Brritish Press Awards, and trust in the media.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Alan Rusbridger
Creator: DS/UK/122
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- Rusbridger; Alan Charles (1953-); journalist and editor of the Guardian (Subject)
- Aitken; Jonathan William Patrick (1942-); politician (Subject)
- Steele; Jonathan Peter (1941-); journalist (Subject)
- City University (1894-); academic institution (Subject)
- Society of Bookmen (1921-2014); professional society (Subject)
- Young; Hugo John Smelter (1938-2003); journalist (Subject)
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