The whistleblowers who broke the Jimmy Savile story have seen their careers nosedive while executives protect their own status THE GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER

The whistleblowers who broke the Jimmy Savile story have seen their careers nosedive while executives protect their own status THE GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER ( theguardian.com )

submitted 2017-09-18T07:25:09 by The_Phoenix_Advocate

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frankenmine 2017-09-18T11:42:30

The Guardian is corrupt and should be archived in the OP. It doesn't deserve our support. Please keep this in mind for future posts.

Also, please see:

https://voat.co/v/news/comments/1315115

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The_Phoenix_Advocate 2017-09-18T12:02:39

I second what Sony says.

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SonyProductions 2017-09-18T11:55:12

Nick Cohen happens to be a friend of mine. Don't be so dismissive of an article which is both courageous and pertinent. Your negative framing, is a means of NLP to the reading audience. The article stands on it's own and even with your contesting points, the fact it is a main stream publication, adds credence to non-goat using audiences.

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derram 2017-09-18T07:39:37

https://archive.fo/eLXH9 | :

The sinister treatment of dissent at the BBC | Nick Cohen | Opinion | The Guardian

'Helen Boaden, the BBC head of news at the time of the censorship, is now on the BBC’s executive board. '

'But she spoke out, so the BBC forced her out too. “When the Savile scandal broke,” she told me, “the BBC tried to smear my reputation. '

'As the Pollard review of the Savile scandal had concluded that BBC management had acted in “good faith”, I must not call them that. '

'Peter Rippon, the Newsnight editor who blocked Jones and MacKean, now has a comfortable job managing the BBC’s archive. '

'Since then, BBC managers have shifted Tom Giles, the editor of Panorama, out of news. '

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