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New York Times Reaches Tentative Deal for New Contract
www.bloomberg.com
[Bloomberg] - Top editors at the BBC knew of the pending report, including BBC News Director Helen Boaden, according to people familiar with the matter. Boaden reported to Thompson, who has said he knew nothing of the Savile report and had no involvement in its
Jimmy Savile rumours: Mark Thompson's BBC office 'had TWO alerts about child ...
www.dailymail.co.uk
[Daily Mail] - Mr Thompson, who is set to start his new job on November 12, then spoke to an unnamed senior executive at the corporation before approaching BBC head of news Helen Boaden who then told him he should not be concerned by Newsnight's investigation
British Parliament Questions Former BBC Chief's Role
www.nytimes.com
[New York Times] - According to current and former BBC employees, the head of the “Newsnight” program, Peter Rippon, reported to Stephen Mitchell, the deputy director of news, and his boss, Helen Boaden, who in turn reported to Mr. Thompson. Ms. Boaden declined to
Chris Patten personifies everything that is wrong with the BBC elite
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - Three very senior BBC executives were in charge during this horrifying moment of corporate cynicism: Mark Thompson, then director-general; George Entwistle, “head of vision” and Thompson's successor; and Helen Boaden, the head of news. We now know
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