Level | Item |
Ref No | OHP/7 |
Title | Linda Christmas |
Date | 18 June 2001 |
Extent | 2 minidiscs, 2 cds, 1 file, 4 AIFF files (1.06 GB) |
Creator Name | Christmas; Linda; journalist |
Description | Interview with Linda Christmas, journalist for the Guardian. Conducted by Isabel Milner on 18 June 2001. Also includes a data sheet containing biographical details about the subject and information about the recording. Tracks 2 and 3 on disc 1 are blank.
Summary contents of interview (with rough timings):
Disc 1: Track 1 07.30 Mary Stott asked "can you write Guardian features in a Guardian way"
11.00 "Something about me and the Guardian that just fitted" 14.40 NUJ meeting about LC and manner which Peter Preston appointed her - "my copy was blacked" 16.00 Intimidating atmosphere at the Guardian was the same for all newspapers
29.00 "Love affair" with Guardian - not a job
Track 2 Test
Track 3 Test
Disc 2: Track 1 02.30 Mary Stott advised "if it interests you, it interests your readers"' political stance - all journalists against something 11.00 Told by Guardian that she did not need money/decent salary as had high earning husband and no children
22.00 Very defined readership; Peter Preston referred to "fizz" and light-hearted' enormously broad subject matter
30.00 Media responsibility for society not respecting anything |
Access Status | Open |
Access Conditions | Access to recording via GNM Digital Repository |
Format | Printed document |
CD recording |
Minidisc recording |
Electronic record |
Copyright | Guardian News & Media Ltd and Linda Christmas |
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