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	Newsnight goes web-first from Guardian Unlimited: Organ Grinder
		Newsnight may or may not be the first news programme to go web-first with a TV report ahead of its official live broadcast.
		Newsnight is replaced at 10.55 with regional programming here so we would otherwise miss out completely on many of the reports at the end of the show which are often the best bits of the programme.
		Newsnight remains, like Channel Four News, a beacon of integrity, excellent journalism, and on a good night, OK at the softer stuff (hats off Steve Smith who was lost from one to the other and has reinvented for our pleasure the definition of the word "culture").
	blogs.guardian.co.uk /organgrinder/2007/01/newsnight_goes_webfirst.html (1311 words)

	Newsnight - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Newsnight is a British daily news analysis, current affairs and politics programme broadcast between 22:30 and 23:20 on weekdays on BBC Two.
		The latest Newsnight set is based around the new 'flexible but fixed' design, to allow other programmes to use it without too many changes needed.
		Newsnight remains the UK's flagship television news and current affairs programme and regularly breaks major stories, such as the fact that the leader of the London suicide bombers (7 July 2005) had been monitored by British security services.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Newsnight (999 words)

	Media Watch
		Newsnight would have devoted their programme to countering 'anti-Semitism' and they would have taken the matter very seriously indeed.
		Newsnight would have devoted their programme to countering 'racism' and they would have taken the matter very seriously indeed.
		Newsnight would have devoted their programme to countering 'sexism' and 'misogyny', and they would have taken the matter very seriously indeed.
	www.angryharry.com /meNewsnightPokesFunattheSoldierswhoDied.htm (768 words)

	Press Gazette - UK Journalism News and Journalism Jobs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Newsnight correspondents will "strongly resist" any attempts by management to make them reapply for their jobs if plans to axe two roles at the programme go through, Press Gazette has learned.
		The Newsnight insider said: "No one wants to move to another area of the BBC as there are pretty deep cuts taking place across the board.
		Newsnight is one of the few programmes on the BBC where you are able to work on quality projects, make longer films, and it is generally a good place to work."
	www.pressgazette.co.uk /article/141206/newsnight_staff_will_fight (421 words)

	Scientist tells Newsnight he was threatened
		Newsnight has learnt that Nature ignored the advice of most of its advisers when it decided to retract and that new Mexican Government research will endorse the Mexican scientist's main findings.
		Newsnight asked both Monsanto and Dupont if they were involved in any such project.
		(Newsnight) There now seems to be widespread agreement that this part of the paper was flawed...Kaplinsky calls it a "beginners' mistake" and says it doesn't matter if he IS partisan...
	ngin.tripod.com /080602d.htm (2346 words)

	Pro-Test: Newsnight
		Newsnight was content to let anti-science campaigners from organisations like the BUAV and Europeans for Medical 'Progress' claim that scientific opinion was split.
		There is reason and fact on one side of this debate, and anti-reason and pure emotion on the other, as a recent article on Hidden Agendas illustrated.
		Newsnight, to their credit, divided the issue up sensibly into scientific, ethical and political parts.
	www.pro-test.org.uk /2006/07/newsnight.html (990 words)

	The Scotsman - Newsnight Scotland is beating Paxman
		Newsnight Scotland, which usually leads with lengthy pieces on heavyweight, and often political, subjects, has been given a rough ride since its launch on 4 October 1999.
		He claimed the split from London turned Newsnight into a dog’s breakfast and the presenter was accused of deliberately delaying the handing-over on some nights, cutting into the time allocated for the Scottish segment.
		Viewing figures for Newsnight Scotland fluctuated in the first year, dipping as low as 65,000 at one stage, but have gradually strengthened and are now steady at around 100,000.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=1002312002 (785 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Programmes \| Newsnight \| New Florida vote scandal feared
		When asked by Newsnight for an explanation of the list, Republican spokespersons claim the list merely records returned mail from either fundraising solicitations or returned letters sent to newly registered voters to verify their addresses for purposes of mailing campaign literature.
		On the scene, Democratic Congresswoman Corinne Brown said the surveillance operation was part of a campaign of intimidation tactics used by the Republican Party to intimidate and scare off African American voters, almost all of whom are registered Democrats.
		Newsnight is broadcast on BBC Two at 2230 BST every weeknight in the UK.
	undergroundclips.com /articles/VoteScandal_BBC.html (492 words)

	'Newsnight's off' as Paxman refuses to cross picket lines \| Media \| MediaGuardian.co.uk
		Newsnight is set to be fled out because of Monday's BBC strike, with Jeremy Paxman refusing to cross picket lines and management resigned to losing their flagship BBC2 current affairs programme on the day.
		Paxman, who was due to present Monday night's edition of Newsnight, is understood to have told BBC news executives he was not willing to cross the picket lines that will be set up by broadcasting unions outside Television Centre in west London.
		Dermot Murnaghan and Natasha Kaplinksy are due to present breakfast on Monday, with George Alagiah and Sian Williams to host the 6 O'Clock News and Fiona Bruce pencilled in for the 10pm bulletin.
	media.guardian.co.uk /site/story/0,14173,1487696,00.html?gusrc=rss (970 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Talk about Newsnight \| A blog and forum
		11 Apr 07, 04:37 PM Newsnight kills off its Ethical Man. After a year of trying to live with due consideration to his impact on the Planet, Justin Rowlatt is moving on to other challenges.
		When Newsnight’s editor first challenged me to try and reduce my family’s environmental impact by living as “Ethical Man” the deal was clear: the project would only last a year.
		Talk about Newsnight is a blog from the BBC's flagship news and current affairs programme.
	www.bbc.co.uk /blogs/newsnight (2001 words)

	vCJD Newsnight
		On 10 May Newsnight did a feature on the administration of compensation under the vCJD Compensation Scheme, following which the Trustees made a complaint of unfairness to Ofcom.
		Their apology was repeated in the Newsnight broadcast of 20 April 2006.
		The Trustees and Charles Russell agree that the costs of the Scheme have indeed been substantial, and much higher than was originally anticipated by the parties to the settlement.
	www.cjdtrust.co.uk /newsnight.htm (1091 words)

	"Newsnight" (1980) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		As I write this review (Jan 2005) Newsnight is celebrating its silver jubilee and I didn't realise it was this old.
		Newsnight is usually shown on BBC2 at 10.30 pm.
		Newsnight has had several presenters over the years including Peter Snow and the current presenters are Kirsty Wark, Gavin Esler and, best of all, the excellent Jeremy Paxman.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0163471 (241 words)

	The Oil Drum: United Kingdom \| BBC Newsnight mentions peak oil (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		But, Newsnight, irritates me more than it informs me. Paxman is part of the Establishment, and reflects their interests and attitudes.
		Newsnight's coverage of Peak Oil isn't an aboration, or an isolated case of lack of research or incompetence.
		Then she changed their meaning from a demonstration of the URR P5, P50, P95 statistical nonsense, which she might have recognised as nonsense - she is after all intelligent posh totty - to her, as an economist, more 'rational' $20 and $75 dollar nonsense.
	uk.theoildrum.com /story/2006/4/26/23413/8691 (4751 words)

	Asia Times Online Community and News Discussion - Secret US plans for Iraq's oil. BBC Newsnight
		The latest plan, obtained by Newsnight from the US State Department was, we learned, drafted with the help of American oil industry consultants.
		Mr Aljibury himself told Newsnight that he interviewed potential successors to Saddam Hussein on behalf of the Bush administration.
		Newsnight is broadcast every weekday at 10.30pm on BBC Two in the UK.
	forum.atimes.com /topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=849 (899 words)

	BBC - Search results for newsnight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Latest programme Newsnight 11 Apr 07, 04:37 PM Newsnight kills off its Ethical Man. Susan Watts reports on tonight's Newsnight about GM crops which are being used to produce insulin.
		Newsnight 14 Feb 07, 04:54 PM The Chilling Stars by science writer Nigel Calder and climate physicist Henrik Svensmark outlines a controversial new theory on the origins of global warming.
		Newsnight 28 Mar 07, 12:35 PM On Wednesday's Newsnight controversial political blogger explained why he believes political journalists are short changing the public.
	search.bbc.co.uk /cgi-bin/search/results.pl?scope=all&edition=d&q=newsnight&go=Search (335 words)

	USATODAY.com - Cooper to replace Brown on CNN's 'NewsNight' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		ET/7PT NewsNight block, to be renamed Anderson Cooper 360.
		Brown's NewsNight averaged 958,000 viewers last week against 1,559,000 for Greta Van Susteren's On the Record on Fox News.
		Brown and Cooper, both ABC News alumni, were recently paired on NewsNight after Cooper's Katrina reporting impressed CNN executives.
	www.usatoday.com /life/columnist/mediamix/2005-11-02-media-mix_x.htm (981 words)

	JNN: CNN - The Essence of NewsNight
		This month, the folks at NewsNight finally moved to their new digs at 1 Time Warner Center.
		NewsNight clearly has a voice, nasal though it may be.
		NewsNight will be NewsNight wherever it is, but this ratty old building will always mean something.
	www.sfu.ca /~joes/jnn/cnn_features/essenceofnewsnight.html (658 words)

	Row Over GM Crops: Mexican Scientist Tells BBC Newsnight He Was Threatened Not to Tell Truth BBC 7jun02 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The story starts on the frenetic streets of Mexico City after Dr Ignacio Chapela of University of California at Berkeley alerted the Mexican Government to a discovery he'd made of national importance...He found himself unceremoniously deposited into one of the City's familiar green and white beetle taxis...
		(Newsnight) Just outside Mexico City scientists funded largely by the Worldbank are working on modified maize for Africa that can resist four different insect pests at once...they see engineered crops as a solution to world hunger...their maize gene bank is a key element in global food security
		These bio-containment greenhouses are one of the few places in Mexico where it's still legal to grow GM maize...But it's too late to worry about keeping modified crops apart.
	www.mindfully.org /GE/GE4/Chapela-BBC-Newsnight7jun02.htm (2353 words)

	PALESTINE MEDIA WATCH
		NewsNight’s daily coverage is analyzed quantitatively by comparing the daily death accounts provided by B’Tselem, the Israeli human rights organization, with NewsNight’s story choices.
		NewsNight has covered a significantly higher percentage of Israeli deaths then Palestinian even though Palestinian deaths have accounted for a much higher percentage of the overall death toll.
		NewsNight has reported, more coverage has been given to Palestinian fighters then to civilians.
	www.pmwatch.org /pmw/reports/newsnight/021903.html (885 words)

	Newsnight Editor in Conflict of Interests Storm \|\| Arsenal Times - Unofficial Arsenal F.C. News and Views (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Peter Barron Editor of Newsnight is a "devoted Spurs fan" (Media Guardian 5 June 2006), and as such this must raise issues as to his impartiality with regards to the BBC Newsnight investigation into Arsenal Football Club.
		The Newsnight "investigation" had no substance and was just a malicious and thoughtless waste of TV licencepayers money.
		But before alarm bells start ringing it is the Kyiv municipal administration selling the club of the same name [Good one for Arsenal to link up with as a feeder club because when Spursnight comes knocking they won't be able to tell the difference in the Arsenal signatures at the bottom of documents].
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s378/st97856.htm (1650 words)

	BBC's Newsnight announces Inside Latin America week
		Newsnight is to broadcast a series of films, interviews and cultural performances in a specially commissioned Inside Latin America week starting on April 3rd.
		Newsnight will have a page dedicated to Inside Latin America on their website www.bbc.co.uk/newsnight.
		There will also be a Feedback section entitled "Show us your country" where Newsnight will invite viewers from Latin America to send in their video phone images and a Q and A quiz on Latin America.
	www.handsoffvenezuela.org /newsnight_inside_latin_america_week.htm (683 words)

	Newsnight report a new FOIA Request, by al-Jazeera about the Plot to bomb al-Jazeera. [Audio Clip] \| Blairwatch
		Newsnight report a new FOIA Request, by al-Jazeera about the Plot to bomb al-Jazeera.
		It is gratifying to find out Newsnight confirming our argument [almost verbatim], but also it confirms how sorely lacking the rest of the mainstream media have been in their coverage of developments in this story.
		Paxman: Newsnight has learned that the government is considering a Freedom of information request by the arabic TV station al-Jazeera to release a memo which is said to detail the the discussions between George Bush and Tony Blair on bombing the station's headquarters.
	www.blairwatch.co.uk /node/783 (900 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Programmes \| Newsnight \| Archive \| Transcript of Madeline Holt's item
		In an exclusive interview with Newsnight, Dan Rather lays into the people beyond the newsroom who are getting unprecedented access to make so-called "reality TV" like this.
		The conundrum is for Rather is what he believes is in the public interest, may not interest the American public, at least not yet.
		This transcript was produced from the teletext subtitles that are generated live for Newsnight.
	www.omjp.org /RatherinterviewBBC.html (1526 words)

	MPT's "Newsnight Maryland" To Debut November 3
		To underscore the relationship, MPT held a press luncheon on September 10 to announce its new show, and the guest speaker was veteran journalist Jim Lehrer.
		For "Newsnight," she said, MPT is seeking sponsors-whether local or national-"who have an interest in the need for public information."
		The second anchor for "Newsnight" was just announced September 29th, it is veteran journalist Bob Althage, formerly of WUSA-TV in Washington D.C. Althage has been a medicine and science reporter at WUSA-TV since 1982, and co-anchored that station's 5 p.m.
	baltimorechronicle.com /mptnews.html (626 words)

	KTCA's "NewsNight Minnesota"
		NewsNight scored exactly zero, compared to an average of 42 percent on the 100 stations surveyed.
		With NewsNight in the first half-hour of primetime, KTCA is devoting 16 to 18 percent of its primetime to local programming; Willis' goal is 20 percent.
		Paul Klite, an activist researcher who worked on the study that gave NewsNight a low Mayhem Index, says most TV journalism is trapped in a profit race, continually raising the emotional level of TV news to keep viewers tuned in and aroused for commercials.
	www.current.org /prog/prog523n.html (2094 words)

	Indiantelevision.com > Breaking News > BBC's show 'Newsnight' turns 25
		For over a quarter century Newsnight has reported on major news stories like the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Falklands War, US strikes on Libya and the current Iraq war.
		The question was whether or not he had threatened to overrule the director general of the prison service.
		The first Newsnight report on the fall of the Berlin Wall also caused a stir.
	www.indiantelevision.com /headlines/y2k5/jan/jan233.htm (269 words)

	Minister's fling with BBC girl who booked him for Newsnight \| the Daily Mail
		When pensions minister James Purnell appeared on Newsnight, viewers were mystified by the 'easy ride' he was given by the normally pugilistic Jeremy Paxman.
		Now it has emerged tha the BBC has held an inquiry into the role of Newsnight producer Thea Rogers, who booked Mr Purnell to appear on the show - and who just happened to be in the middle of a fling with him at the time.
		Sources at Newsnight insisted last night that it was "absurd" to suggest that Miss Rogers's relationship with the minister had any bearing on his treatment on the show.
	www.dailymail.co.uk /pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=430645&in_page_id=1770 (1310 words)

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