Journalists and Guilds

Domenico Empoli, Corrado Malandrino and Valerio Zanone
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Domenico Empoli: Fondazione Luigi Einaudi per Studi di Politica ed Economia
Corrado Malandrino: Fondazione Luigi Einaudi per Studi di Politica ed Economia
Valerio Zanone: Fondazione Luigi Einaudi per Studi di Politica ed Economia

Chapter 30 in Luigi Einaudi: Selected Political Essays, Volume 3, 2014, pp 275-281 from Palgrave Macmillan

Abstract: Abstract The problem of journalists is distinct from that of the press, despite the numerous points of contact. It was raised a month ago at the conference of the British workers’ guild, during which only journalists enrolled in the guild were allowed admission to the assembly halls. In retaliation, the editors of British newspapers decided to boycott the conference sessions, abstaining from publishing the reports. I do not know whether and what compromise was reached in England; but I know that the question is important with regard both to freedom of the press and the right of newspaper workers to set up an organization for protection of their interests.

Keywords: Public Interest; Trade Union; News Item; Council Meeting; British Newspaper (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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DOI: 10.1057/9781137345035_31

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