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File of correspondence maintained by Hella Pick containing letters from Guardian editors' Alastair Hetherington, Peter Preston and Alan Rusbridger. The file spans her career at the newspaper and includes employment contracts, discussions of salary, appointments, assignments - including her coverage of the Birmingham Alabama campaign in 1963, potential articles and travel arrangements. Other correspondents include Guardian staff Ian Wright, Joe Minogue, Mary Stott, Geoffrey [Taylor] and Harold Jackson.

Also includes biographical notes and quotes from correspondence relating to Geoffrey Taylor's book 'Changing Faces - a history of the Guardian, 1956-88', nd [c early 1990s] and a letter to 'Barry' in which she details her travels across Europe and desire to return to the US, 31 May [1976].

Promotional film, with sound, for the Guardian presented by broadcaster Emma Freud featuring vox pops with members of the public and interviews with the Guardian's editorial staff.

a) The video includes vox pops with members of the public about the Guardian newspaper and interviews conducted by Jools Holland with Peter Preston (Editor), Paul Johnson (News Editor), Alex Brummer (Financial Editor), Eamonn McCabe (Picture Editor), Mike Averis (Sports Editor), Alan Rusbridger (Features Editor) and Derek Malcolm (Film Critic).

Contains footage of: people being interviewed on the streets [of London]; interior and exterior footage of the Guardian offices at 119 Farringdon Road; staff being interviewed; historic footage of newspaper production at the Guardian's Cross Street offices; the city of London and photographs taken for the Guardian.

Topics covered include: why people read the Guardian; the establishment of the Scott Trust; the independence of the newspaper; the political stance of the newspaper; readers of the Guardian; the newspaper's international approach to covering financial news; how the newspaper selects its pictures; the award winning sports writing team; the introduction of classified advertising sections; the nature of features in the newspaper and Derek Malcolm's approach to writing film reviews.

Duration: 13 minutes and 40 seconds. The film starts at 00.22 on the mov file.

b) duplicate of a). Duration: 13 minutes and 40 seconds. The film starts at 00.34 on the mov file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Promotional film, with sound, for the Guardian featuring staff talking about the different departments involved in producing the newspaper.

a) Features footage of the interior of 119 Farringdon Road, editorial conferences and interviews with and footage of the following staff: Peter Preston (Editor); Alan Rusbridger; Roger Alton (Features Editor); Jo Newell (Classified Advertising Manager); Joe Clark (Agency Sales Manager); Louise Chunn (Editor Guardian Women); Tim Radcliffe; Dominique Jackson (Editor Guardian Europe); Steve Bell (Illustrator); Eamonn McCabe (Picture Editor); Deborah Orr (Editor Weekend Guardian); Paddy Allen (Graphics Editor); Paul Webster (Foreign Editor); Will Hutton (Economics Editor); Paul Myers (News Reporter); Paul Johnson (Senior Assistant Editor); Harriet Sherwood (Sub Editor) and Paul Wilkinson (Night Production Manager).

Topics covered include: the role of an editor; content of editorial conference; advertising revenue including recruitment; features coverage in the tabloid G2 section including the women's' page; Guardian Europe; use of illustration; use of photographs; Weekend Guardian; use of graphics; foreign news coverage; technology used for communicating with ons; economics coverage; variety of news stories; the editing process; the sub editing process; use of computers for designing the paper; printing the paper using a polymer platemaking system; the distribution process.

Duration: 15 minutes. The film starts at 00.10 on the mp4 file.

b) Duration: 15 minutes. The film starts at 00.07 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Final version of a promotional film for the Guardian focusing on the newspaper's editorial team at the time of the James Bulger trial, death of Anthony Burgess and budget report.

Contains footage of: the interior of 119 Farringdon Road; editorial meetings/conferences; technology in use; staff at work and use of cuttings library. Also includes interviews with Peter Preston (Editor), Alan Rusbridger (Deputy Editor), Eamonn McCabe (Picture Editor), Roger Alton (Features Editor) and Paul Webster (Foreign Editor).

Topics covered include: how the paper covers the James Bulger trial; deciding on the content of the newspaper; how the newspaper changes to reflect the society it represents; how the paper covers the death of Anthony Burgess; choosing photographs that best illustrate stories; incorporating more lighthearted articles into the newspaper; designing the layout of the newspaper; how the newspaper covers the Russian elections; how the newspaper responds to a quiet news day; reviewing the previous day's paper; tension in the editorial department; backgrounds of editorial staff; competition with other newspapers; coverage of the M40 road crash; intrusive coverage of sensitive subjects; coverage of the 1993 budget statement anf the role of journalism.

Directed by Wouter Poppink and filmed over a number of days in November and December 1993.

Duration: 49 minutes and 15 seconds. The film starts at 00.14 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited
Creator: NFTS

Rough cut/draft version of a promotional film for the Guardian focusing on the newspaper's editorial team at the time of the James Bulger trial, death of Anthony Burgess and budget report.

The draft has the title: "The boys from the paper: a film on the editors of the Guardian"

Contains footage of: the interior of 119 Farringdon Road; editorial meetings/conferences; technology in use; staff at work and use of cuttings library. Also includes interviews with Peter Preston (Editor), Alan Rusbridger (Deputy Editor), Eamonn McCabe (Picture Editor), Roger Alton (Features Editor) and Paul Webster (Foreign Editor).

Topics covered include: how the paper covers the James Bulger trial; deciding on the content of the newspaper; how the newspaper changes to reflect the society it represents; how the paper covers the death of Anthony Burgess; choosing photographs that best illustrate stories; incorporating more lighthearted articles into the newspaper; designing the layout of the newspaper; how the newspaper covers the Russian elections; how the newspaper responds to a quiet news day; reviewing the previous day's paper; tension in the editorial department; backgrounds of editorial staff; competition with other newspapers; coverage of the M40 road crash; intrusive coverage of sensitive subjects; coverage of the 1993 budget statement anf the role of journalism.

Directed by Wouter Poppink and filmed over a number of days in November and December 1993.

Duration: 1 hour.The film starts at 02.07 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited
Creator: NFTS

Rushes for a promotional film for the Guardian focusing on the newspaper's editorial team at the time of the James Bulger trial, death of Anthony Burgess and budget report.

Many rushes contain a mixture of footage of: the interior of 119 Farringdon Road; editorial meetings/conferences; technology in use, staff at work and interviews with staff.

a). Features footage of interviews with Peter Preston (Editor), Paul Webster (Foreign Editor), Eamonn McCabe (Picture Editor), Martin Kettle (Leader writer) and Alan Rusbridger (Deputy Editor).

Duration: 42 minutes. The film starts at 00.14 on the mp4 file.

b). Features assorted footage predominantly relating to the newspaper's coverage of the James Bulger case.

Duration: 1 hour, 8 minutes and 43 seconds. The film starts at 00.11 on the mp4 file.

c). Features assorted footage predominantly relating to the newspaper's coverage of the Russian elections and Yasser Arafat's forthcoming visit to Britain.

Duration: 1 hour, 8 minutes and 43 seconds.The film starts at 00.13 on the mp4 file.

d). Features assorted footage predominantly relating to the newspaper's coverage of Northern Ireland and the Downing Street declaration.

Duration: 25 minutes and 45 seconds. The film starts at 01.06 on the mp4 file.

e). Features assorted highlights focusing on editorial meetings and photographs.

Duration: 58 minutes. The film starts at 00.25 on the mp4 file.

f). Features assorted highlights focusing on the editing process, foreign correspondents and the interior and exterior of the office.

Duration: 30 minutes and 30 seconds. The film starts at 00.18 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited
Creator: NFTS

Promotional film, with sound, for the Guardian featuring Alan Rusbridger talking about the growth of the internet and the Guardian's response in the form of Guardian Unlimited.

Contains black and white footage of: the exterior of 119 Farringdon Road; the streets of London; Alan Rusbridger in a taxi and an interview with Alan Rusbridger;

Topics covered include: the evolution of the internet; the opportunities and uncertainties it presents; the challenge to control and authority presented by the internet; the Guardian's approach to developing its websites around communities of interest; how the Guardian upholds its values through its use of the internet and how the name Guardian Unlimited was chosen.

Duration: 3 minutes and 30 seconds. The film starts at 00.06 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Promotional film, with sound, for the Guardian's educational coverage and related products.

a) Contains footage of: interviews with staff and partners; the Education section; EducationGuardian.co.uk; learnthings.co.uk; sponsored events; sponsored supplements; the Newsroom and redesigned education section.

Contain interviews with the following: Alan Rusbridger (Editor); Janine Gibson (G3 Editor); Will Woodward (Education Editor); Colin Hughes (Managing Director, Leanthings); Stuart Wearman (MEC Sponsporship, Norwich Union) and Graham Bednash (Founder, Tools for Schools).

Topics covered include: the importance of the Guardian covering education; functions of the Guardian's education coverage; the audience; online coverage; learnthings.com; deeper involvement (including books, conferences, debates); sponsored supplements; sponsorship of the Teaching Awards; the Newsroom; Tools for Schools partnership and the redesign of education section.

Duration: 5 minutes and 30 seconds. Starts at 00.01 seconds.

b) Duplicate of a). Duration: 5 minutes and 30 seconds. The film starts at 00.06 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited
Creator: Shelton Flemining Associates

8"x 5.25" black and white print

Media Guardian Event: Media Towards 2004: Facing the Digital Future. Panel members include Richard Dunn, Dr Majorie Mowlam, Michael Grade, John Perriss, Nigel Haunch, Alan Rusbridger.
Creator: Guardian News & Media Limited, 1967-, 1967-

Memo sent from Bill Thompson, head of the New Media Lab to Alan Rusbridger, Guardian editor-in-chief outlining his thoughts on the future of the Guardian online.

Subjects covered in the memo include: the future structure of the Guardian online; putting the whole newspaper on the internet and how this could be done; subscription charging models; the structuring of a Guardian website and homepage; adding value to the print edition of the Guardian by having more background and analysis online; the need to take time to 'get it right' and the benefits and implications of his suggested approach.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited Bill Thompson
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Stella Beaumont