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\ Superb His Pages Fizz With Character And Colour\ Dominic Sandbrook Sunday Times Scholarly Very Readable\ Andrew Lycett Spectator Energetic Hugely Entertaining\ A N Wilson Tlsthe Definitive Biography Of Alfred Harmsworth 1St Viscount Northcliffe The First Greatest Press Magnate In History Genius Who Invented Modern Popular Journalism Turn Century Was Period When World Opening Up New Exciting Ways – Radio Telegrams Advent Flight Literacy Right To Vote Extending Across An Ever-Expanding Populace Politics Were Embarking On Power Struggle That Continues Unabated This Day Lord Rose Challenges By Employing Cutting-Edge Technology Upending Outdated Mores Traditional Radically Reshaping Concept ‘News’ He Tough Uncompromising Businessman Frequently Levelled Charges Megalomania But Chief Roberts Puts Northcliffe’s Ruthlessness Context Life Visionary Business Skill Journalistic Brilliance Distinguished Wartime Public Service Heartfelt Patriotism Man Undoubtedly Albeit Flawed One From Modest Background Growing Outskirts Dublin Twenty-Seven Presided Over Magazine Empire Largest Circulation Time Tragically Early Death 1922 Had Founded Daily Mail Mirror Also Owned Observer At Point Two Thirds All Titles Fleet Street Based Exclusive Access Family Archive Charts Rise Highly Controversial Influence Politically Critical Still Resonates Today Both Through Remarkable Innovations Way We Consume Our News Σελίδες: 560 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0804 Διαστάσεις: 15 3X15 3Cm