#Newspaper

Organizations (7)

• Daily Mirror London daily founded by Alfred Harmsworth in 1903 and owned by Robert Maxwell from 1984 to 1991, whose foreign editor Nicholas Davies was accused in Parliament in 1991 of serving Israeli intelligence.
• Houston Chronicle Houston daily newspaper, the largest in Texas in 1987, when the Houston Endowment sold it to the Hearst Corporation for 400 million dollars.
• Mirror Group Newspapers Publisher of the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and The People, bought by Robert Maxwell in 1984, floated in 1991, and the subject of DTI inspectors from 1992 and phone hacking litigation.
• The Guardian British newspaper founded as the Manchester Guardian in 1821 and owned through the Scott Trust, whose Snowden hard drives were destroyed under GCHQ supervision in 2013 before its deputy editor joined the D-notice committee.
• The Philadelphia Inquirer Philadelphia daily founded in 1829, owned by the Annenbergs, Knight Ridder, local investors and H.F. Lenfest, and since 2016 by a nonprofit institute under the Philadelphia Foundation.
• The Press Christchurch daily newspaper published by the Christchurch Press Company from Cathedral Square, whose 1981 to 1986 reporting is the principal record of the Stokowski affair.
• The Wall Street Journal Dow Jones & Company's New York financial daily, launched by Charles Dow and Edward Jones in 1889, whose 1991 and 1992 BCCI reporting the Senate cited repeatedly.