Exhibit JC42 - The Leveson Inquiry

For Distribution to CPsThe Evolution of the Modern Journalist 1880-193017 ibid.ts John Dawson, Practical Journalism: How to Enter Thereon and Succeed, ,4 Manual for Beginners,(London: Gill, 1885).19 Thomas Alien Reed, Reporter’s Guide, (London: F. Pitman, 1869 & 1890).:0 ibid.2a William Hunt, Then and Now, or, Fifty Years of Newspaper Work, (Hull, London: Hamilton, Adamsand Co., 1887).22 a. Koss, Stephen, 1981, The Rise and Fall of the Political Press in Britain, Volume 1 : The NineteenthCentury, 270.b. Alan J Lee, 1976, The Origins of the Popular Press in England, (London: Croom Helm, 1976) pp.50, 79, 168, 67: ’No adequate checklist of titles exists.’c. Hunt, ibid. Helped to develop Saunders chain of newspapers.23 Altick, ibid.24 George Gilbert Armstrong, (1870-1954) Memories, (London: Unwin, 1944).25 ibid.26 Chamber’s 1867. No 207, n.s. December 14, ’Scissors & Paste’.27 Hunt, ibid.:s Dawson, ibid.29 W. T. Stead, 1886, Government by Journalism. Contemporary Review, 49 (May) 653-74.3o Chamber’s, ibid., and, 1879, No. 825, Fourth Series, October 18: ’Sub-editing and LondonNewspapers.’31 Lee, ibid, 117.3~ Dr. G.V. Patton, speaking at the annual conference of the Institute of Journalists in September, 1896,in IJP, 1896.33 a Sir William Beach Thomas, ,4 Traveller in News (London: Chapman and Hall, 1925). Thomas(1868-1957) was a protdg4 of Northcliffe’s.b Jerome K Jerome, 1893, ’The Younger Editors of Today. V’ in The Young Man Vol. VIII, 340.34 Lee, op. cit. 118.3s ibid.36 Lee, op. cit. 120/1.37 Sell’s, 1889.3s The Athenaeum, January 8, 1876 advertisement.39 Chamber’s, 1881, Fourth Series, No. 889, January 8, 369.0 Charles Alfred Cooper (1829-1916), An Editor’s Retrospect: Fifty Years of Newspaper Work(London: Macmillan and Co., Ltd, 1896).ca Koss, op. cit. 348.: Lee, op. cit. 123.3 Koss, op. cit. 428. In the author’s opinion this comment indicates Koss’s misinterpretation of how thepolitical then permeated British journalism.44 ibid, 428.5 a. Armstrong, op. cit. 49b. John Pendleton, How To Succeedas a Journalist (London: Grant Richards imprint, 1902), pp. 123-5.6 Michael Joseph (1897-1958), Journalism for Profit, (London: Hutchinson and Co., 1924).7 Pendleton, op. cit. 123.cs R.A. Scott-James, The Influence of the Press (London: S.W. Partridge & Co., 1913), p. 276.9 Pendleton, ibid.50 Lincoln Springfield, Piquant People (London: T. Fisher Unwin Ltd, 1924). Next three quotes fromhere.21 Godfrey Winn, Autobiography Vol. 1: Thelnfirm Glory (London: Michael Joseph, 1967).2~ Evelyn Wrench, Francis Yeats-Brown, 1886-1944 (Bengal Lancer) ,4 Portrait (London: Eyre &Spottiswoode, 1948).53 Neil Bell (1887-1958), My Writing Life (London: A. Redman, 1955) pp. 253-4.24 a. Louis MacNeice, Modern Poetry: ,4 Personal Essay (Oxford, England: Clarendon Press, 1968).b. Cyril Connolly (1903-1974) Enemies of Promise, (London: G. Routledge and Sons, 1938, [edition~2ublished 1961 ]) p.32.Christopher Caudwell (1907-37) Illusion and Reality." ,4 Study of the Sources of Poetry (London:Macmillan, 1937, 1947 Edition, London: Lawrence & Wishart) p. 107.26 Philip Elliott, ’Media Organisations and Occupations: an Overview’, in James Curran, et al, MassCommunication and Society (Open University Reader) , (London: Edward Hodder Arnold, 1977), p.178.27 Comaolly, op. cir. 163.18MOD100051189