Dealing with graphic content is a moral minefield for journalists
Posted by: Dr John Jewell Even for a world unhappily accustomed to news reports of conflict, terrorism and disaster the past three
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Commentary, debate and opinion about national and international journalism issues.
Cap and Gown – Cardiff University’s student newspaper in WW1
Posted by: Dr John Jewell Gair Rhydd (Free Word) is the newspaper of Cardiff University’s students with a potential audience of
Read moreWhy you should study the media
Posted by: Dr John Jewell From time to time various Tory politicians, journalists and misinformed misanthropes rise from their bunkers to
Read moreLord Northcliffe – The Press baron at the heart of World War One
Posted by: Dr John Jewell In his diaries, cataloguing his time as Director of Communications and strategy at Number 10 during
Read moreWill we ever see part 2 of the Leveson inquiry?
Posted by: Dr John Jewell With the news yesterday that Dan Evans, a former journalist at the News of the World
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 moreInterpreting UKIP’s political earthquake
Posted By Dr Stephen Cushion and Professor Richard Sambrook How did broadcasters cover the local and European elections? Was Nigel
Read more“Keep Out” of press regulation
Posted by: Nicholas Jones Rebekah Brooks’ acquittal on the charge of phone hacking will be interpreted by much of the
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
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