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• Is WikiLeaks safe for sources after all?

  10 Aug 2010:

  A Swedish newspaper has claimed that WikiLeaks is not fully protected by Swedish law and so it could be vulnerable to demands to reveal its sources

• The Guardian names Dan Roberts as national editor

  9 Aug 2010:

  Current head of business to replace Nick Hopkins, with Charlie English to become international editor in editorial reorganisation. By Jason Deans

• Charles Taylor trial: Mia Farrow admits editing Guardian article on blog

  9 Aug 2010:

  Lawyers say that in copying an article on to her blog but leaving out a caveat, the actor revealed preconceived ideas about Taylor

• The Observer appoints Andrew Clark as business editor

  9 Aug 2010: Guardian and Observer's US business correspondent to take over from Ruth Sunderland, who returns to the Daily Mail. By Jason Deans

• Open door

  9 Aug 2010:

  Chris Elliott: The readers' editor on... the moral and legal implications of publishing the war logs

• Good to meet you ... Peter Hayes

  7 Aug 2010:

  A Guardian reader on the fulfilment he gets from his university job, volunteering to help children read and his inspirations in life

• How to sort the data wheat from the data chaff - and publish the wheat

  5 Aug 2010:

  Martin Moore, director of the Media Standards Trust
  thinks we are heading for more "data journalism" and poses some questions in How news organisations should prepare for data dumps

• Open door

  2 Aug 2010: Chris Elliott: The readers' editor on… taking up the reins in the age of mutualisation

• Wikileaks: White House implores Assange to desist, but why should he?

  30 Jul 2010:

  The White House has implored WikiLeaks to stop posting secret Afghanistan war documents

• Have you got what it takes to win the Bevins Prize?

  30 Jul 2010:

  I don't do awards. Let me qualify that. I do give space to some international press freedom awards because I consider them of crucial importance in helping to publicise heroic journalists, most of whom live and work in totalitarian states

• Desperate Times, desperate measures...

  28 Jul 2010:

  Do I detect a sense of desperation at The Times in trying to find paying customers for its online content?

• Wikileaks' Afghanistan war logs: how our datajournalism operation worked

  27 Jul 2010:

  The Wikileaks disclosure of thousands of Afghanistan war records was datajournalism in action. This is how we did it

• People say I am fixated on faeces. But it's politics I love

  26 Jul 2010:

  Steve Bell: To kick off a summer of new talent, our celebrated cartoonist defends the innate unruliness of his art against a world of spin

• 'Data journalism' scores a massive hit with Wikileaks revelations

  26 Jul 2010:

  The Wikileaks revelations about the conduct of the war in Afghanistan have been rightly hailed as a triumph of "data journalism."

• Open door

  26 Jul 2010:

  John Shirley: The Guardian's birthdays editor on... who's in and who's out

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