Through a glass sharply: Germany's Press

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German chancellor Helmut Kohl absolutely hates the newsweekly Der Spiegel, and thus did not appear at its 50th anniversary celebration. He denounces it as left wing, an orientation due mainly to the fact that the government is dominated by conservatives, who are in better position to be criticized.

Germany, Political aspects, Kohl, Helmut, Media coverage, Der Spiegel (Periodical)

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Extra, extra: the quality press

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British broadsheet newspapers are responding to losses in sales by expanding, adding supplements and taking more than one editorial direction, appealing to a broader base. The Times, Financial Times, Guardian, Independent and Daily Telegraph have become more interesting papers.

United Kingdom, Criticism and interpretation, British newspapers

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Oyez, oyez: the press

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A tentative agreement to end the six-month strike that forced Pittsburgh's two newspapers, the Press and the Post-Gazette, to cease publication was signed on Nov 18, 1992. The dispute involves distribution rules changes that would have caused over 4,000 layoffs.

Newspaper publishing, Labor relations, Pittsburgh Press (Newspaper), Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Newspaper)

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