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Loss of key staff won't change paper's direction, says editor

Oct 14, 2009
By TBT staff and wire reports

RIGA - Rupert Murdoch has called for China to allow a more open media sector, that Beijing needs to compete in a global "marketplace of ideas," reported The Financial Times last week. The paper went on to quote editor-in-chief of Reuters David Schlesinger saying "All involved need to help the media help society by accepting that while openness, transparency and accountability may lead to momentary discomfort and sometimes embarrassment, they are ultimately worthwhile." Diena, the leading La ...

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