Alexander Lebedev
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Independent and Evening Standard owner made offer earlier this year that was turned down along with another consortium’s bid
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Russian moguls invested £18m more last year as London Live struggled to pull in audiences, latest figures reveal
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London free sheet newspaper reports profit of £1.4m in 2014
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Evgeny Lebedev proclaims the newspaper group’s recovery from £22.6m losses four years ago is ‘one of the biggest turnarounds in modern media’
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Novaya Gazeta reporter says he was beaten after being held at gunpoint
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Novaya Gazeta reports on wedding of police chief, 47, and girl just turned 17
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Independent owner says decision is due to expense and ‘the strain’
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When you land big targets such as Malcom Rifkind and Jack Straw, fishing operations seem to become acceptable
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Independent owner says he supports Labour’s mansion tax plans, but he would not interfere in the political decisions of his four UK newspapers
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Documents removed after search by armed men
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Local TV outlet will aim at core London Evening Standard readership
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Peter Preston: The Independent/Standard empire is still hiring new people and trying new things – and it's not too far away from success
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He departs after seven years and launch of London Live
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Peter Preston: The London title the Lebedevs bought when it was losing £20m a year is now back in the black
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Accounts give strong warning over newspapers’ dependence on funding by father and son media magnates. By Tara Conlan and Mark Sweney
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New figures reveal Evening Standard owner Alexander Lebedev and his son Evgeny invested £2m to help set up service. By Mark Sweney
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Peter Preston on press and broadcasting London Live will be dead in the water without proper funding
Peter Preston: Stefano Hatfield has delivered the goods again, but the capital's new 'local' channel seems to lack decent marketing support
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With launch a week away, the Lebedev-funded channel needs to attract a big enough audience to woo advertisers. By Roy Greenslade
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Increase necessary to meet overheads, says editor
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Digital division housed in separate company from loss-making print business which owners have been looking to sell. By Mark Sweney
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Peter Preston: The Lebedevs want to sell, and the Indy has a chequered history. But there's nothing to truly daunt a courageous buyer
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Latest ABC figures show paper sold only 43,224 full price copies
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The search is on for a buyer for the paper and John Plunkett and Emily Bell on a possibile a two-speed internet in the US
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Peter Preston on press and broadcasting The Indy may find digital isn’t easy when you’re a paper born for print