But how to tell the difference? It’s tricky. Just ask Boris Johnson or my future boss, James Harding
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As the Guardian announces the ‘sale’ of the 233-year-old Observer to Tortoise Media, I wave hello to my new bosses (hi!) with an investigation of their finances.
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And other Billy Bragg songs we sang on the Guardian’s picket line
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No, not the Guardian’s management. Though lessons may apply
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Rupert Murdoch, Jeff Bezos & why press ownership matters.
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…when that power is your own news organisation? I don’t know. And I wish it was a question I didn’t have to ask.
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The Trump-Musk crackdown is coming. Here’s 20 lessons in how to survive it.
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…is now over. What’s coming next is so much worse
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And other very hard things. Join me.
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By Alex Raycroft, Cassius Hou, Peter S. Baron, and Jack Benkelman Our next president might be a top-cop, fracking-loving, international weapons dealer who wants to close the border. And everyone keeps telling me to vote for her.Believe me, I am fa…
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Beyond the Ballot: Collective Action in the Face of Poor Choices Read Post »
[Pictured: People watch a presidential debate between Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris at the Berkeley Art Museum | Photo Credit: AP]On Tuesday evening, Septe…
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By Petra Glenn Bodily autonomy is the right to make decisions about one’s own body. United States capitalism has turned bodies into commodities, thus preventing the obtainment of the human right of bodily autonomy. Capitalism requires the utilizat…
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