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The Sun Is Not The First Paper To Misjudge The Mood

For a newspaper that prides itself in being attuned to its readers’ sentiments, it is odd to see The Sun so out of step on the Jamie Janes affair. Odd but not unique. Prime minister Gordon Brown may not be wildly

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The Sun Shines On DC. So Wot?

Does The Sun make winners or merely back them? Does it shape public mood or simply reflect it? David Cameron will care little so long as his Conservative Party win the next general election. But the debate continues about the

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The Sun, Katie Price And Political Delusions

(Update 30 Sep 2009: The Sun ditches Gordon Brown and backs David Cameron. Read more) As The Sun ushers in a new editor today the debate continues over how much political clout the country’s leading red top really exerts. Certainly Gordon

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Jon Bernstein: I am a digital media consultant, writer and editor and this is my personal blog.

Previously, I was digital director / deputy editor at the New Statesman, the multimedia editor at Channel 4 News, launch editor of Channel 4 FactCheck, editor-in-chief at Directgov and editor-in-chief of silicon.com.

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