In a time of surveillance, you can’t be too paranoid
This post is by Diploma/MA Journalism student, Ed Ludlow As a trainee journalist, no matter in what medium you ply your trade, it
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Journalism, sources, privacy and the law
This is the text of a speech to the 5RB Media law conference given by Professor Richard Sambrook on September
Read moreFalse Comparisons and the BBC
Posted by Prof Richard Sambrook This week Sajid Javid, the Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport, spoke to
Read moreIn the age of mobile, TV news needs re-inventing
Posted by Prof Richard Sambrook and Sean Mcguire This article was originally published on The Guardian website Earlier this year, we
Read moreUsing digital tools to expose organised crime
This post is by JOMEC MAIJ student Sandister Tei Google Ideas, the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) and
Read moreOld Media v New Media
Posted by Professor Richard Sambrook Professor Richard Sambrook, recently went “head to head” with Bruno Torturra, the founder of Brazil’s
Read moreHacking trial highlighted the cosy relationship between politicians and the press
Posted by: Professor Richard Sambrook Andy Coulson has been found guilty of phone hacking and his former boss, Prime Minister
Read moreObjectivity and impartiality in digital news coverage
Posted by: Professor Richard Sambrook Cardiff’s Director of the Centre for Journalism, Professor Richard Sambrook, asks whether traditional journalistic disciplines are
Read moreWhat is “Computational Journalism”?
We’re delighted to announce that Cardiff University is launching a new Masters programme in Computational Journalism from September this year
Read moreHave 24-hour TV news channels had their day?
Posted By: Richard Sambrook and Sean McGuire It’s January 1991. Peter Arnett is reporting from the Al-Rashid hotel in Baghdad
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