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- January 1987 - April 1988 (Creation)
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Memorandums and circulars sent to the Newspaper Publishers Association (NPA) Editorial Committee (of which Ken Dodd was a member), January 1987 - April 1988.
Subjects covered include: the Copyright, Designs and Patents Bill, November 1987 - April 1988; the Obscene Publications Bill, January 1987 - February 1987; the copyright position of the BBC Data Enquiry Service, January 1987 - February 1987; free newspapers and qualified privilege, January 1987 - February 1987; PA photograph reproduction fees, January 1987 - April 1987; telex charges, January 1987 - February 1987; copyright in the Press Association's cuttings library, February 1987; general election results, April 1987; computerised editorial libraries, May 1987 and a new Associated Press subscription, November 1987.
Also contains minutes of the meeting of the NPA Editorial Committee held on 11 February 1987 and a photocopy of a promotional brochure for the BBC Data Enquiry Service, nd, [1987].
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Kenneth Dodd
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Subject to access restrictions in line with the Data Protection Act and confidentiality.
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- Dodd; Kenneth George; journalist and executive editor of the Guardian (Subject)
- Newspaper Publishers Association (1906-2014); print trade association (Subject)
- Guardian News & Media Limited (1967-); newspaper publisher (Subject)
- The Guardian (1821-); newspaper (Subject)
- Press Association Limited (1868-); news agency (Subject)
- British Broadcasting Corporation (1922-); broadcaster (Subject)
- Associated Press (1846-); news agency (Subject)