Guido was sad to hear of the demise of the Sexy A-Levels blog this morning. Ever one to give the public what they want, here is Guido’s very own definitive round up of this years top A-Level totty:
Top marks…
Photos via Telegraph, Mail, BBC, you get the idea.
The Guidogram round-up of the week is going out shortly.
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Guido understands an email went out to Guardian staff yesterday informing them that there is to be a ‘management restructuring’.. to achieve ‘a renewed focus on protecting and developing our print revenue’. Managing the decline might be more accurate.
Guido’s source thinks this is Rusbridger and the controlling clique on the board realising he’s spent shedloads too much on his over-staffed online folie de grandeur and presages a shift back to basics – the dead tree edition of the Guardian still brings in 75% of the revenue. For now…
UPDATE: Meanwhile the Guardian‘s head of media has been analysing the lads’ mag market.
https://twitter.com/dansabbagh/status/236068549595107329
If he’s using that logic for Nuts and co., he might want to have a look at the figures showing his own paper’s decline. In June the Guardian sold 211,911 copies, a 17.5% drop year-on-year. Things are not all fine and Dandy…
The Ecuadorian government has called Britain’s bluff.
Will Hague send in the SAS Maggie-style?
The Beeb have been caught red handed on A Level results day.
Find out why over on Media Guido…
Caught red handed…
