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Contains press releases published in 2009. Topics include: the launch of full content RSS feed, Best Treatments pages, Open Platform, podcasts, Soulmates mobile, Guardian app, and EnvironmentGuardian.co.uk; Guardian Weekly 90th birthday special supplement; Observer exclusive- Gordon Brown on British banking; events, awards, exhibitions, including Guardian Charity Awards, First Book Award, UK Young Lions, Public Services Awards, Student Media Awards, MediaGuardian Innovation Awards, Observer Ethical Awards and Observer Food Monthly Awards; and staff,contributor and board appointments including Janine Gibson, Gillian Phillips, Sara Linfoot, Jim Brady.

Contains press releases published in 2010. Topics include: the launch of World Government Data site, Eyewitness Photography app, Extra, Masterclasses, and new mobile site; GNM awarded Carbon Trust Standard; Matthew Herbert concert One Day; events, awards, exhibitions, inncluding David Levene Haiti earthquake exhibition, UK Young Lions competition, MediaGuardian Innovation Awards, Public Services Awards, Sally Soames exhibit, Children's Fiction prize, First Book Award, Observer Food Monthly Awards and Observer Ethical Awards; and appointments of Chris Lawson and BabyBarista.

Contains press releases published in 2011. Topics include: the launch of new Guardian app on Apple, iPad, and android, new children's book site, New York digital operation, Guardian app for Facebook, Books Season,and relaunch of books site; "Citzens Agenda" approach to coverage of 2012 US elections; book releases; Guardian 190th anniversary; GNM digital-first strategy; events, awards, exhibits including International Activate Summit, Alan Rusbridger at Orwell Lecture, Observer TEDx event, Student Media Awards, MediaGuardian Innovation Awards (renamed to Guardian Awards for Digital Innovation), UK Young Lions, First Book Award, Music Loves Summer season, Public Services Award, (H)activate, Charity Awards, Children's Fiction Prize, Observer Ethical Awards and Observer Food Monthly Awards; and appointments of Joris Luyendijk, Janine Gibson, Tanya Cordrey, etc.

Contains press releases published in 2012. Topics include: the launch of Guardian Media Network, "Three Little Pigs" ad campaign, crosswords app on Android, 'Streetstories' audio app, Guardian Students site, Small Business Network, Masters degree with Cardiff University, Guardian Select Video, Guardian Audio edition, Observer iPad edition; digital initiatives to enhance Olympics coverage; Awarded 2012 Online Journalism Award for gay rights interactive; events, awards, exhibits including Open Weekend, First Film Award, First Album Award, Young Lions competition, Digital Innovation Awards, First Book Award, Activate Summit, European Press Prize, Sustainable Business Awards, Charity Awards, Unviersity Awards, Guardian Collection, Children's Fiction Prize, Student Media Awards, Public Services Award, Observer Ethical Awards and Observer Food Monthly Awards; TED x Observer event; staff, contributor and board appointments including Steve Wing, Naomi Wolf, Michael Wolff, Mike Blakemore, Robert Rattley, Abby Deveney, Alex Musil, Oliver Wainwright, Glenn Greenwald, Bob Steadman, Brett Lawrence, Colin Davies, Josh Treviño, Marina O'Loughlin, David Pemsel, Tanya Cordrey, Heidi N. Moore, Wolfgang Blau, Julia Porter, etc.

The cartoon shows Margaret Thatcher as a High Priestess of Wealth with her chancellor, Geoffrey Howe, throwing school leavers into the abyss of unemployment. Meanwhile Northern Ireland secretary, James (Jim) Prior, expresses his doubts to William Whitelaw, Michael Heseltine and other so called 'wets' about the efficiency of hard-line policies (source: Gibbard at the Guardian Exhibition Guide).

Norman Tebbit is holding a Chinese dragon puppet which reads 'GO HOME, ECONOMIC MIGRANTS'. On the wall next to him is a poster that reads 'Opening Soon! Tebbit's Chinese Stayaway'. Either side of the puppet are Edward Heath, Margaret Thatcher and an arm that reads 'WHIPS'. They are throwing small fireworks on the ground, startling the people in the background.

[Japanese board game]

Drawing to accompany article by Fay Weldon. Features Peter Clarke.*