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media
Industry
journalism
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Draft
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Active
Also Known As
Guardian
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About
The Guardian is a British multinational daily newspaper and online news provider founded in 1821, known for its liberal, left-leaning, progressive editorial stance and commentary, particularly on politics. It has strong U.S. and global editions and a global online presence. The publication is renowned for its investigative and accountability journalism, in-depth reporting, and global coverage, particularly on issues including politics, business, environment, international affairs, international security, human rights, technology, corruption, scandals involving elites, extremism, social issues, inequality, philanthropy, and political funding, and emphasizes funding transparency. It is owned by the Scott Trust Limited.
Key Relationships
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington
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CREW is cited in The Guardian's reporting on U.S. ethics violations, particularly Trump-era cases and foreign influence in politics, extending its reach internationally.
Since 2016
Rupert Murdoch Family Trust
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The Guardian has conducted in-depth reporting on the Rupert Murdoch Family Trust's internal conflicts, legal amendments, and its role in maintaining family control over global media assets.
Since 2011
American Freedom Law Center
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The Guardian has profiled AFLC as part of the U.S. Islamophobia network, detailing its litigation, funding, and ties to far-right figures.
Since 2015