Guardian

The guardian stood at the intersection. He turned in one direction and found his small battalion escaped from the scene and made him go to evils to come. Looking in a different direction, he found a dark horizon, knew that there are countless soldiers in the near future, and everyone smelled a smell. He is lying at an intersection. The full moon light emerges from the upper cloud as if warning of imminent danger. The solitary warrior trembled in the cold winter air, took a deep breath and saw the collapse of the fog in the air.

In my own work as an Australian guardian editor and as an American guardian editor, I tried to conceptualize the guardian with different accent - to determine the basic qualities of the Guardian news, It brings it to new audiences. Well, as editor of Guardian and Observer, I think that we need deeper things in our time. Please ask more urgent things now than ever. Basically, who are we? The history of the Guardian began on August 16, 1819 when John Edward Taylor, an 18-year-old British journalist, participated in a large-scale demonstration of the Manchester parliamentary reform. At the St. Peters Stadium of a radical speechist Henry Hunter, we talked to a group of people estimated to live 60,000 people. It was said that the hat can be touched

The guardian, originally known as the Manchester Guardian, was first published on May 5, 1821 and was founded by a man named John Edward Taylor. The intention of the guardian of Manchester of the time was to promote liberalism in the aftermath of the massacre of Pietro and the expansion of movement to repel Mazy's law suffered by Manchester. Firstly, the newspaper was published once a week until Wednesday and Saturday in 1836, and by 1855 the newspaper was published every day. (Guardian.co.uk)

Lipman respects C. P. Scott, in particular, the publisher and editor of the Manchester Guardian. After his death, his family "put the guardian in a non-profit trust permanently to protect the guardian 's financial and editorial independence.Liberty" (McCesney 176). Even today, the guardian is widely read and respected around the world. He supported the Guardian as a non-profit newspaper, but in fact it did not require all news media to adopt that model. Instead he asked them to change their present situation and to undergo professional training. He urged the development of "the highest quality, virtually accurate and contextually informed information that is not affected by personal, commercial or political prejudice" (Lippman and Merz 41).