A lot has happened since 1821. The abolition of slavery, two world wars, the Industrial Revolution – not to mention the proliferation of the internet. Through it all, the Guardian has been in print, not just documenting but critiquing the world as it progressed.
“We were the original challenger brand,” insists Sam Jacobs, creative director, marketing at the Guardian. “It was born in Manchester, not Fleet Street, from a real need to challenge the status quo and what was going on at the time with the Peterloo Massacre. It was different to the other publications of the time. We still Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
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