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Anthony Hilton: Follow the trends, not just the news

When the holiday season comes round - Christmas, Easter, the entire month of August - the normal news flow falls away because Parliament and the law courts go on holiday, thereby cutting off the source of much of what we routinely write about.

Luke Blair: Sector struggles with plain English

I witnessed two different elements of the public sector trying to talk to each other last week in an effort at joined-up government. They failed completely.

Anthony Hilton: Mainstream fund managers blamed

First it was private equity that aroused the wrath of politicians and then it was hedge funds that found themselves friendless, blamed and the target of regulation. Now it looks as though the mainstream asset management industry is about to pay the price for taking success for granted and not spending...

Richard Stokoe: Local journalists search for blame

The recession is having unpredictable effects on the way in which councils do business and talk to residents.

Skip the press and extend your reach

Sometimes, the best insights come not from detailed research but from watching people.

From our readers - Media need access to court proceedings

To see the media in frenzied pursuit of a story is one thing. To see them in pursuit of a sex crime court drama is quite another, especially while vulnerable victims are trying to rebuild their lives.

Anthony Hilton: Investors shouldn't believe the hype

The global economic crisis is no longer the fault exclusively of the media, although the negativity of so much reporting continues to play a part in the destruction of the confidence the system needs to function smoothly.

Alex Aiken: Social services in need of facelift

Children's services moved back on to the front line of local government's reputation battle last week.

Ruthless streak in private equity

The political battering received by private equity houses last summer made them realise that 'private' could no longer mean 'disengaged'. If they were to avoid legislation and tax changes that would impact adversely on their businesses, they needed to re-establish their licence to operate.

LETTERS: Councils should come clean on cuts

While I have enormous respect for the challenges local government PROs face, I find the approach taken by LG Comms baffling (News, 8 February).

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