The Guardian split its legal team into two this month, creating new positions of heads of legal for Sarah Davis and Nuala Cosgrove. Following the appointment of legal director Siobhan Butterworth to the position of reader's editor in December, Guardian News and Media Group managing director Tim Brooks and editor Alan Rusbridger decided to divide the news group's legal function into separate editorial and commercial divisions.
January 24, 2007 at 12:32 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Guardian split its legal team into two this month, creating new positions of heads of legal for Sarah Davis and Nuala Cosgrove.
Following the appointment of legal director Siobhan Butterworth to the position of reader’s editor in December, Guardian News and Media Group managing director Tim Brooks and editor Alan Rusbridger decided to divide the news group’s legal function into separate editorial and commercial divisions.
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