Where have all the flowers gone? Remembering Aberfan.
October 21st 2016 marks the 50th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster. At 9.15 am on that day in 1966, just as Pantglas junior school
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Local journalism in crisis.
In October 2015, at a cost of £220m, Trinity Mirror, the parent company of Mirror newspapers and the Sunday People,
Read moreMewn byd llawn sŵn, oes llai o leisiau nag erioed?
Posted by Sian Morgan Lloyd Y munud mae’n larwm ffôn yn sgrechian yn y bore (hynny yw, os nad ydw
Read moreTrinity Mirror’s Takeover of Local World and the Future of local Journalism in Wales
Posted by Dr Andy Williams Along with the Coalition for Media Reform researchers at the School held a public panel
Read moreNews organisations want bucketloads of digital skills along with the ‘traditional’ journalistic ones too
Michael Hill is the course director of the School’s NCTJ-accredited MA News Journalism course. He took over from David English,
Read moreCommunity journalism in the UK: the emerging evidence base
Posted by Damian Radcliffe Today Cardiff University’s Centre for Community Journalism is hosting a one-day ideas exchange, in partnership with Nesta, on the
Read more2013 – 2015: What have we learnt about community journalism?
Posted by Sara Moseley In 2013, when Cardiff University’s Centre for Community Journalism was established as a focus for research,
Read moreMapping the evolution of local news
Posted by: Sara Moseley In every part of public service in Wales the winds of change are blowing. More than ever,
Read moreLocal News and the Democratic Deficit
This post is by Professor Richard Sambrook A few weeks ago a group of hyperlocal news sites gathered in Cardiff
Read more“Here today, gone tomorrow” news reports can have a lasting impact
Posted by: Nicholas Jones Introduction by Dr Andy Williams On Tuesday 18th November we hosted a public lecture about the
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