Sub-series 7 - 2001

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GUA/6/1/1/2/2/7

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2001

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  • 2001 (Creation)

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4 folders

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Contains papers relating to the following speeches made by Alan Rusbridger in 2001:

  1. 'Notes from David McKie's farewell speech, March 2001' [on McKie's retirement from The Guardian]. Typed transcript with handwritten annotations.*
  2. 'Media Society', 22 May 2001. Speech on privacy, the Press Complaints Commission and libel laws. Typed transcript.
  3. Alastair Hetherington Memorial Lecture, Stirling University, 7 November 2001. Draft and final copies of a speech on the press and politicians. Includes a copy titled 'For Video/Audio'.
  4. 'Eamonn - the last few years', [2001]. Transcript of a speech to mark Eamonn McCabe stepping down as Guardian picture editor. Includes references to CP Scott's thoughts on photography and the first use of colour photography in the Guardian.
  5. 'Newspapers, politicians - like dogs and lampposts?', LSE Media Seminar, 2001. Typed notes and programme brochure.
  6. Unknown event, nd [c2001]. Typed notes for a speech given at a school. The notes cover foriegn reporting and domestic news coverage.
    Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Alan Rusbridger

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