CP Scott

C.P. Scott was a prominent British journalist and editor, best known as the long-time editor of The Guardian newspaper. He shaped the paper’s reputation for serious journalism and thoughtful analysis during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Scott believed that a free press was essential for democracy, advocating for journalistic integrity and independence. His leadership emphasized the importance of reporting truthfully and responsibly, which helped establish The Guardian as a respected source of news and ideas. His influence continues to be recognized as foundational in the history of journalism and the role of the press in society.