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	EXPOSED: The Guardian newspaper's lies and anti-democratic power
		And the facts laid out within these pages demonstrate that The Guardian newspaper and its lawyers conspired in a conscienceless cover-up in league with the volatile owner of Harrods store, and father of Dodi, Mohamed Al Fayed.
		The Guardian had enacted its conspiracy to escape redress, when those whom the paper had accused as part of its political war against the Conservative Party sued the paper for libel to clear their names.
		When they uncovered evidence of The Guardian's conspiracy and requested interviews, the liberal Guardian remained silent, then threatened them, and then used its influence within the British media to destroy their journalistic careers with smears.
	www.guardianlies.com /Contents.html (429 words)

	The Guardian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Until 1959 it was called The Manchester Guardian, reflecting its provincial origins; the paper is still occasionally referred to by this name, especially in North America (to distinguish it from other newspapers with similar names), although it has been based in London since 1964 (with printing facilities in both Manchester and London).
		The Guardian's ownership by the Scott Trust is likely a factor in it being the only British national daily to conduct (since 2003) an annual social, ethical and environmental audit in which it examines, under the scrutiny of an independent external auditor, its own behaviour as a company.
		In 1983 the paper was at the centre of a controversy surrounding documents regarding the stationing of cruise missiles in Britain that were leaked to the Guardian by civil servant Sarah Tisdall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Guardian (4147 words)

	Nigerian Guardian Newspaper \| Nigerian Guardian news
		The newspaper is unbiased by Prejudice and uninfluenced by political Party.
		It is a liberal newspaper with great commitment to democracy and freedom.
		The online edition of the daily newspaper is far from being close to the actual paper publication, but the site is well organized into National, Metro, Africa, World and Business news.
	www.nigerian-newspaper.com /guardian-newspaper.htm (101 words)

	OJR article: The Guardian of the Web
		The Guardian newspaper in London is the second smallest national daily broadsheet with a circulation of 369,482.
		The Guardian was founded in 1821 as the Manchester Guardian.
		The Guardian's independence was cemented in 1936 when ownership of the paper was transferred to the Scott Trust, a charity that reinvests all profits and leaves all responsibility for the running of the newspaper to the editor -- currently Alan Rusbridger, who has been at the helm since 1995.
	www.ojr.org /ojr/business/1063229872.php (3739 words)

	Stop the Guardian promoting 'book-burning' phantoms, inciting communities
		The guardian newspaper and its over-rated ‘guardian unlimited’ web site have been suppressing the real protests in defence of the brick lane and Whitechapel London e1 area over the pats three years.
		Perhaps there is a guardian agenda when it comes to matters to do with a genuinely democratic multi-ethnic, multi-religious society that includes significant numbers of Muslims in its population.
		Perhaps the agenda that the GUARDIAN follows when allegedly reporting a community of that description goes like this — if the campaign is intellectually high calibre and is conducted in a way that is lawful, dignified, coherent and democratic then the guardian preference is to suppress it.
	uk.geocities.com /carmabuktrust/stopguardianinciting.html (546 words)

	JRULM: Special Collections Guide: The Guardian Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The newspaper and its archive are a major source for studies of the political, military, economic, social and technological developments of the 20th century.
		The archive consists of three elements: printed copies of newspapers and related publications; the records of the newspaper as a business; and editorial correspondence and despatches from reporters.
		The large collection of despatches submitted by the Guardian's foreign and war correspondents is perhaps the richest source for the historian.
	rylibweb.man.ac.uk /data2/spcoll/guardian (649 words)

	EURSOC: Guardian Fires Islamist Trainee
		Initially the Guardian responded to criticism with a terse statement noting that the organisation "is legal in Britain." Aslam did not make his membership of the organisation clear in his job application, but was reportedly open about it once hired.
		Begum's brother and guardian was reportedly linked to Hizb ut-Tahrir and it has been claimed that the extremist organisation was behind the case.
		As his organisation is legal in the UK, and the Guardian admits that many on its senior editorial team were aware of his membership of the sect, he could well build a case for unfair dismissal.
	eursoc.com /news/fullstory.php/aid/846/Guardian_Fires_Islamist_Trainee.html (688 words)

	Winchester suing UK paper for libel - Winchester Commodities Group sues the Guardian newspaper - Brief Article American ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The legal action was filed Monday and as of yesterday no legal response had been made by the Guardian newspaper, according to an executive of Winchester Commodities, located in Winchester, England.
		However, Alex Brummer, financial editor for the Guardian, said yesterday that "the newspaper stands by everything written" and added that he believes the newspaper has acted in a responsible matter in its reporting on Vincent and Winchester.
		Vincent, according to the Guardian, is planning to run 250 kilometers (155 miles) across the Sahara Desert to raise 1 million [pound] ($1.5 million) for charity.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3MKT/is_n18_v104/ai_17862797 (514 words)

	BOYCOTT THE GUARDIAN NEWSPAPERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		We are astonished that the Guardian chose to go ahead with the publication without considering the implications of the work and the real motive of the writer.
		One would have expected the gatekeepers at the Guardian to weigh the article against facts with a view to ensuring that a personal or communal hatred does not take precedent over the newspaper’s professional standard.
		It is equally surprising that the Guardian not only allowed the publication of this article filled with distorted facts and inaccuracies, but also kept mute over the protestation and reaction of the public, particularly the victims of the hate mongering.
	nigerdeltacongress.com /barticles/boycott_the_guardian_newspapers.htm (1118 words)

	WAN - Innovation on Web and Paper Key to Guardian’s Future
		The Guardian newspaper in the United Kingdom drew a lot of attention when it converted to Berliner format last September, but the success of the smaller version is only half the story.
		At least 1,500 newspaper publishers, CEOs, managing directors, chief editors, and other senior executives and their guests, from all over the world, are expected to attend the World Newspaper Congress, World Editors Forum and Info Services Expo 2006, the global meetings of the world’s press.
		The Paris-based WAN, the global organisation for the newspaper industry, represents 18,000 newspapers; its membership includes 73 national newspaper associations, newspapers and newspaper executives in 102 countries, 11 news agencies and nine regional and world-wide press groups.
	www.wan-press.org /article9500.html (653 words)

	Jobs by email (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Guardian Jobs recognises that everyone is different, so you can decide how you want to search for jobs.
		If you want to be sent jobs that contain more specific keyword, location, salary, category or sector information, then simply run an Advanced search and follow the email sign-up instructions.
		Jobmatch is the Guardian’s revolutionary new matching service.
	jobs.guardian.co.uk /information/jobs-by-email.html (189 words)

	Iran Focus-Jondollah's statement regarding the Guardian newspaper's report - Special Wire - News
		The Guardian newspaper also alleged that "The Baluch nationalists are violently struggling against the Tehran government and are also believed to be involved in the drugs trade." We categorically reject this claim by the Guardian newspaper.
		We demand that not only the newspapers must be allowed into Baluchistan but also the United Nations must be allowed to go and find out the massacres that have been organised by the Iranian regime against the Baluch people.
		The Jondollah Organisation of Iran is determined to preserve the national identity and dignity of our people and fight for a democratic system in Iran in which all people of different races, collars, religions and beliefs have equal rights in managing the affairs of their country.
	www.iranfocus.com /modules/news/article.php?storyid=8875 (1053 words)

	Other McLibels - The Guardian Newspapers Limited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Defendants are Steven Percy and Harriet Lamb who are Journalists, and Guardian Newspapers Limited which is the proprietor and publisher of the Guardian Newspaper.
		The issue of The Guardian for Friday 21st August 1987 carried a substantial article written by Steven Percy and Harriet Lamb entitled "The squalor behind the bright fast food lights".
		They have also agreed to indemnify the Plaintiffs in respect of their costs, and as an earnest of their regret for the publication of this article they have paid a suitable sum of damages, which McDonald's is donating to the Save the Children Fund.
	www.mcspotlight.org /company/other_mclibels/guardian.html (437 words)

	The Guardian
		The code is intended to apply to all active outside interests which, should they remain undeclared and become known, would cause a fair-minded reader to question the value of a contribution to the paper by the journalist involved.
		Conflicts of interest: Guardian staff journalists should be sensitive to the possibility that activities outside work (including holding office or being otherwise actively involved in organisations, companies or political parties) could be perceived as having a bearing on - or as coming into conflict with - the integrity of our journalism.
		The attention of Guardian journalists is also drawn to the provisions of the PCC Code of Practice and to the PCC's recently strengthened guidelines on financial journalism.
	www.presswise.org.uk /display_page.php?id=542 (2330 words)

	Vector One » Blog Archive » Neutrality and The Guardian Newspaper in the UK Spatial Domain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Guardian newspaper in the UK is a well known and well established newspaper.
		My concern is based solely on the newspaper’s leading a campaign called ‘Free Our Data’. That campaign revolves around Ordnance Survey UK and that organisations charging policies.
		While I applaud the newspapers reporting on the the UK spatial information ’scene’ and, even their report on the European INSPIRE initiative and debate, I question the neutrality from the get-go because I know The Guardian leads the ‘Free Our Data’ campaign.
	geovisualisation.com /WordPress/?p=609 (372 words)

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		The Guardian newspaper is running a fun contest related to the new Harry Potter book.
		The Guardian Newspaper says on the subject: "It seems that the forces of conservatism have not been keeping up with the game.
		Britain's anti-war Guardian newspaper dubbed the statement a "gesture of presidential bravado." It did not help, in critics' eyes, that the president made the statement with a picture of Teddy Roosevelt on a rearing horse — a cowboy image some people overseas associate with the current president.
	lycos.cs.cmu.edu /info/guardian-newspaper.html (382 words)

	Guardian newspaper campaigns to free public sector information - Information World Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Guardian newspaper is demanding that public sector information should be made freely available to British citizens.
		In his latest article for the national newspaper, Arthur calls for these data collection agencies to remain publicly funded, but to provide their data for free.
		Technology Guardian kicked off its campaign last week with an article headlined Give us back our crown jewels and has since gained momentum with follow up articles, campaign website and blog.
	www.iwr.co.uk /information-world-review/news/2152217/guardian-newspaper-campaigns (345 words)

	The GuardianGuardian
		A companion to The Guardian newspaper, providing a platform for a wider range of views and interpretations of news events*.
		We see The Guardian as an important medium, with a rich journalistic history, respected in many parts of the British and international communities.
		The Guardian publishes views ranging from left of center to radical left.
	www.theguardianguardian.org (234 words)

	Letter to the Editor of the Guardian Newspaper About Charlie Sheen Attack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		And in that she exposes not only her ignorance, but also your newspapers inability to get beyond the “nut-job conspiracy theorists” explanation of the discrepancies.
		Had she looked even just under the surface of her absurd claims, she would see a whole host of not “insane” people lining up ready to rebut her, and the official line on 911, with FACT; not theory, but FACT.
		I had thought that your collective consciences might have got the better of you and you may have decided to become a real newspaper again.
	infowars.com /articles/sept11/sheen_comments_guardian_letter_editor.htm (1078 words)

	Feminist Blogging lands in UK newspaper "The Guardian" \| BlogHer
		On March 31, The Guardian - one of the UK's liberal newspapers - ran a piece by Kira Cochrane titled, "The third wave - at a computer near you".
		Echidne of the Snakes (a major feminist blogger who was not mentioned in the piece) took umbrage at this slant, and has written an excellent response to the Guardian piece (and it's not just sour grapes!).
		Perhaps the best part about this article is that it ran in the Technology section of the newspaper, which not only emphasized the technical expertise of the bloggers, but brought feminism to a wider cross-section of readers.
	blogher.org /node/3913 (329 words)

	CNN.com - 'Berliner' format Guardian debuts - Sep 12, 2005
		In a front-page editorial, Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger said the format change "is in response to unambiguous research which shows that readers increasingly find broadsheet newspapers difficult to handle in many everyday situations, including commuting to work."
		The Guardian, with average Monday-Saturday circulation of 358,000 in July, trails the broadsheet Daily Telegraph (912,000) and The Times (698,000), The Associated Press reported.
		In 1995, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the averages were 1.02 million for The Daily Telegraph, 658,000 for The Times and 397,000 for The Guardian, AP said.
	edition.cnn.com /2005/BUSINESS/09/12/guardian (384 words)

	The Guardian newspaper considers London freesheet
		UK: Following in the footsteps of the London Evening Standard and the Financial Times, The Guardian newspaper is looking at the possibility of launching a evening freesheet in London, after registering its interest in bidding for the upcoming London Underground distribution contract.
		The Guardian is also currently working on a change in format, from broadsheet to the tabloid-style Berliner format, expected to launch this (UK) autumn.
		Express Newspapers has also been working on a concept called London-I for the past two years, while NewsGroup Newspapers, publisher of The Sun, is also believed to be interested in the opportunity.
	www.bandt.com.au /news/c6/0c02f1c6.asp (168 words)

	London - Newspapers - National Newspapers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		National Union of Journalists : Newspapers and Agencies - conditions with local and nationalnewspapers.
		Discourse analysis of newspaper headlines: a methodological framework for research into national - - the choice of which newspapers to include : national and regional ?
		Newspapers - Rare Books Collections - National Library of Scotland - Advocates Library - the National Library's predecessorthe room to store newspapers and did not collect newspapers, although they werecollections both for national and provincial titlescopy of Scottish newspapers until the early 1950s
	netlondon.com /media/.../newspapers-national.867441483.html (534 words)

	Guardian Redesign // NoahBrier.com
		The layout of the newspaper tended to let you know how "serious" the paper was.
		This move by The Guardian (and others) is mainly about making it easier for people to read the paper.
		In fact, the whole thing looks a lot more like a cross between a magazine and a website than it does a "newspaper." I mean the cover has little arrow icons pointing you to the page where the article continues, ala a web link, and a photo/caption montage across the top, ala magazines.
	www.noahbrier.com /archives/2005/09/guardian_redesign.php (626 words)

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		If not then [newspapers] I think will be round for many years yet but the economic model that supports this will change.
		As an alternative to newspapers, the concept is interesting but I do not think it can supplant what newspapers do because there is the question of trust and time.
		A strong belief of mine and I am not talking about him now, is that it is important for the credibility of the newspaper or organization that reporting may be affected by your membership to an organization.
	aawsat.com /english/news.asp?section=3&id=4741 (2759 words)

	Monkey Interviews - Masaaki Sakai - Guardian newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Masaaki Sakai interview didn't appear in the Guardian newspaper as planned, but it may surface at another time.
		The Masaaki Sakai interview was intended to be published in the Guardian newspaper on Saturday 5 August 2000, but unfortunately, it didn't appear in the newspaper in the end:
		(By the time the answers came back from Japan, the newspaper was actually on deadline...) However, we have kept the answers and if the series is repeated on the BBC in the near future we will try to sell in the interview again.
	www.monkeyheaven.com /interviews_masaaki_guard.html (268 words)

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