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Drawings created in 2005

Original ink and watercolour illustrations for the Guardian which accompanied Comment and Analysis articles in 2005.

A selection of Rowson's political cartoons from 2005

Project planning records relating to the 2008 redesign and rebuilding of the Guardian website, work towards which began in c2005 and ended in September 2008. The project was known internally as R2.

The records are varied and include correspondence, agendas and notes of meetings, redesign briefs, businesses cases, roll-out plans and lists of technical requirements.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Contains papers relating to the following speeches made by Alan Rusbridger in 2006:

1. 'Log Off? - Web Logs v Journalism: The Future of Newspapers', Queen Mary, University of London, 9 February 2006. Contains calendar entry, preparation emails, invitation flier, CD of presentation slides (digitised ppt) and typescript of lecture about the future of newspapers and changes and opportunities for journalism brought about by the internet.
2. 'George leaves the bunker', Soho House, March 2006. Handwritten note cards for speech to mark Georgina Henry moving from deputy editor to editor of the Guardian's Comment is Free section.
3. 'The Berliner Guardian, European Newspaper Congress - Europe's Best Newspaper Publishers: their ideas, their innovations, their concepts', Vienna, 15 May 2006. Printed presentation slides with handwritten annotations, conference agenda and CD containing PowerPoint presentation slides (digitised)
4. File titled 'HOD and RSA 18 May 2006'. Contains four typescript note cards with handwritten notes on reverse for a speech relating to digital news and a CD containing a PowerPoint presentation slides titled 'Alan Rusbridger 28 March 2006'. The ppt file is titled 'forcarolyn [possibly Carolyn McCall] and relates to commerce and news websites.*
5. 'Is it all over for Blogger?', The Lubbock Lecture, Said Business School, Oxford 8 June 2006. Transcript of speech which discusses the future of newspapers, commercial challenges, the internet, Comment is Free and bloggers.
6. 'Corporate Social Responsibility and Newspapers', Harvard University, 14 October 2006. Contains the abridged online version published on The Huffington Post website, 19 October 2006.
7. Queen Mary's Lecture, 15 November 2006. Contains typescript transcript of a lecture on the relationship between editors and those in political power and the Guardian and New Labour.
8. Gerald Finzi, [2006]. Typed note cards with handwritten annotations for a speech on composer Gerald Finzi on the 50th anniversary of his death [possibly the unveiling of a green plaque at Finzis' birthplace]**
9. Gaith Dinner, 22 November 2006. Typed notecards with speech about Ghaith Abdul-Ahad.
10. Richard Boston - an appreciation, [December 2006 / early 2007]. Typed on A4 paper.
    Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Alan Rusbridger

Newspaper clippings about Alan Rusbridger. Includes a article written by Lina Maria Aguirre-Jaramillo for the Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia about AR and and Guardian, as well as a letter from her to AR.

Other articles include one from the Suffolk magazine interviewing AR and discussing primarily his interests in music, an interview with AR in Third Way magazine and an article from the British Press Awards on the Guardian winning newspaper of the year.

Also includes a list of questions (with AR's handwritten responses) sent to AR by a journalism student on publishing articles about model Kate Moss.

Also includes an interview panel with AR in the Weekly Spectator about the Guardian and CP Scott; his journey into journalism and starting out. The panel also included Sir Harold Evans of The Sunday Times.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Alan Rusbridger

Records including invitations, programmes, tickets, itineraries, posters, seating plans, menus and associated correspondence relating to events Alan Rusbridger attended or was invited to in 2006. Some items included notes and doodles by AR.

Events attended include industry award ceremonies, dinners, speaking engagements, staff parties, conferences and launch events including BBC promenade concert, Blockley discussion group, Guildford Cathedral choral evensong, Sir Robert Phillis retirement dinner, The British Press Awards, The Guardian Public Services Awards, National Youth Orchestra recital, Motor Industry Lunch, City editor dinner, The Guardian Student Media Awards, The Scott Trust and Guardian Media Group (GMG) dinner, Garrick Club dinner, Newspaper Publishers Association centenary service, Luncheon address at twentieth anniversary of the Joan Shorenstein Center, English National Opera, Richard Goode piano recital, Royal Academy of Arts dinner, Guardian Unlimited prestige golf day, BBC impartiality - fact or fiction seminar, European Newspaper Congress, The Reuters Institute opening, The Guardian editorial christmas party, Society of editors conference, Hay Festival of Literature and The Arts Ltd - 'Davies, Moggach & Nichoils', Guildford Cathedral Old Chorister's Association annual dinner, Westminster Finzi plaque unveiling, 'can newspapers survive and serve the public interest' in conversation event presented by The Goldman Forum on the Press & Foreign Affairs Salon*, the motor industry lunch held by the Guardian, a dinner held by the Guardian, the London Press Club annual luncheon, and the 'What the papers say' 50th anniversary awards.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Alan Rusbridger

Three screenshots of Guardian Unlimited webpages captured from the Internet Archive Wayback Machine, with descriptive notes.

Screenshots include: Comment is Free, G24 and Guardian Unlimited Music.
Creator: Internet Archive (1996-)
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited (1967-2006)
Creator: Guardian News & Media Limited (2006-)

Drawings created in 2006

Original ink and watercolour illustrations for the Guardian which accompanied Comment and Analysis articles in 2006.