The Guardian

The Guardian is a British news organization founded in 1821 and published by Guardian Media Group. Its journalism appears in print and online.

John Edward Taylor: John Edward Taylor was an English journalist and businessman who founded the Manchester Guardian in 1821. He founded the newspaper that became The Guardian.
The Guardian's editorial independence: Editorial independence is the ability of a newsroom to make journalistic decisions without control by owners or advertisers. The Scott Trust’s purpose is to protect this principle at The Guardian.
Alan Rusbridger: Alan Rusbridger is a British journalist who edited The Guardian from 1995 to 2015. His tenure included the paper’s major expansion into digital journalism.
The Guardian's NSA reporting: The Guardian’s NSA reporting was its 2013 coverage of surveillance documents disclosed by Edward Snowden. This investigation became one of the paper’s most consequential reporting projects.
The Times: The Times is a British daily newspaper founded in 1785 and owned by News UK. It is a major national newspaper competitor with a different corporate owner.
Peterloo Massacre: The Peterloo Massacre was the 1819 killing of demonstrators by cavalry at a political meeting in Manchester. The paper’s founding followed the repression of political reformers at Peterloo.
The Guardian's digital transition: The Guardian’s digital transition is its shift from a print-centered newspaper to a global online publishing operation. Online publishing transformed its reach, production, and revenue strategy.
Katharine Viner: Katharine Viner is a British journalist who became editor-in-chief of The Guardian in 2015. She led the organization through its reader-funding strategy and later newsroom changes.
The Panama Papers: The Panama Papers were a 2016 leak of documents from the law firm Mossack Fonseca, investigated by an international reporting consortium. The Guardian collaborated on reporting that exposed offshore financial networks.
Daily Mail: The Daily Mail is a British national newspaper first published in 1896. Its editorial style and commercial positioning contrast with The Guardian’s.

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