Evolution not revolution: news in the digital age
Posted by Professor Justin Lewis Amidst the wealth of data to come from the latest Ofcom research on news consumption
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Who’s Asking The Questions For You?
Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook With the decline of local newspapers, budgets cut in local radio and TV, there are fewer
Read moreThe Success of the Mail Online
On Tuesday 24th September, @DMReporter, a twitter feed dedicated to exposing the quotidian absurdities of the Daily Mail, held its’
Read moreBook Review: Imagining the Internet: Communication, Innovation, and Governance
Posted by Professor Ian Hargreaves Here’s a book review of I wrote for the LSE about Robin Mansell’s book Imagining
Read moreDebating the Future of Copyright
Posted by Judith Fathallah Phillip Pullman, Head of the Author’s Society, and Creative Commons Exec Cathy Casserly debated the future
Read moreThe return of cigarette advertising – sort of
Posted by Dr John Jewell On September 14th the International Business Times reported that the world’s biggest tobacco companies were to spend
Read moreBBC Independence and the NAO
Posted by Professor Richard Sambrook Here’s an article I wrote for The Media Guardian on why unfettered access by the
Read moreFuture of Journalism 2013
We’re delighted to be hosting the fourth Future of Journalism conference in Cardiff again. It’s two days of academic papers
Read moreWhy are we still fascinated by Hitler?
Posted by Dr John Jewell Ten years ago, Ian Kershaw, author of several books on Nazi Germany, wrote on the 70th
Read moreWednesday Wrap
Here’s our occasionally regular wrap of the best of the web from the past seven days for those of you
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