Gentleman journalist Tobias Grubbe, the creation of Michael Cross and Matthew Buck, in his latest adventure on telegraph.co.uk gives his opinion on the census and other worldly matters.
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- Where's Jon gone?
- Reframing Libel: Conference papers now online
- Libya says it will free New York Times journalists
- Quotes of the Week: From super-injunctions to a lo...
- Woking weeklies bow out with readers' regrets
- Pakistan: 13 journalists murdered in 13 months
- 'Newspapers at risk if copyright law not enforced'
- Guardian reporter Ghaith Abdul-Ahad freed in Libya...
- Telegraph welcomes draft Defamation Bill and urges...
- Unreported World: Courage of Mexican journalist
- Gaddafi and Japanese earthquake dominate news
- New Defamation Bill promises an end to 'unreasonab...
- Sun says Panorama used private eye it exposed
- Tusa to speak at 'Save the World Service' meeting
- Tobias Grubbe talks census and sensibilty
- Panorama to expose the 'dark arts' of journalists
- IFJ warning as first journalist is killed in Libya
- Social media speculation puts pressure on judges t...
- Survey shows social media's growing influence on b...
- Top two managers to leave Northcliffe Media
- Sun splash shreds Sir Fred's super-injunction
- Quotes of the week: From is Piers Morgan returnabl...
- NUJ fears over plans to axe BBC local radio: 'At...
- MP names Fred Goodwin in super-injunction case
- Libel law: What should a Defamation Bill contain?
- Guardian Media Group closes its last local papers
- NS objects to Bill restricting teachers being named
- BBC team beaten up by security forces in Libya
- Things can only get better: Journalism without ego
- Gaddafi, Galliano and Sheen grab the headlines
- John Fry to step down at Johnston Press
- Dyson: Liverpool Daily Post will go weekly
- NUJ pays out libel damages to Suzanne Breen
- Lawyers await instructions from cleared Jefferies
- Well I never... more great Daily Telegraph letters
- C4 News: PCC paid out £20,000 to Mark Lewis
- RWB publishes new report: 'News media is a men's p...
- Libel Reform Bill could be published next week
- Tobias Grubbe goes to the dogs. . .
- Archant operating profits rise by more than 150%
- Local paper's page three nipple count beats Sun
- No jeans please, we're Daily Telegraph readers
- AA Gill: Wanted for crimes against Norfolk
- Sun goes bonkers over bonking banker ban
- Quotes of the week: Bankers, spies, schoolgirls
- Paul Bradshaw prediction: 'Journalism will be more...
- Sun hits out over legal gag on top banker's affair
- Sky News to be 'spun off' as Jeremy Hunt gives gre...
- Who will play Leigh in WikiLeaks the movie?
- BSkyB deal: NUJ gets its retaliation in first
- Why secrecy was lifted in the Court of Protection
- Concern over Gongadze murder investigation
- Foreign stories dominating UK news agenda
- Guardian journalists fail Assange masculinity test
- Express & Star to try 'pay wall' for some content
- Standard and Independent share journalist
- Sambrook on churnalism: 'Not all PR is toxic'
- Indy hails lifting of secrecy in Court of Protection
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About Me
- Jon Slattery
- I am a freelance journalist based in the UK and was deputy editor of Press Gazette, the journalists' magazine, from 1993 until 2006. I want to give an independent view on media matters. You can contact me with stories, ideas and comments by email at jon.slattery369@btinternet.com You can also follow me on Twitter @jonslattery
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