MediaGuardian: The media’s role in financial crisis
December 8th, 2008Posted by Judith Townend in Editors' pick, Journalism
Peter Wilby reflects on the media’s effect on financial crisis. He writes that something like what’s happening now did happen 30 years ago, when NatWest was in ‘dire straits’, but it went largely unreported. A drama ‘behind closed doors’, he says, attributing his account to former Financial Times editor Richard Lambert.
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