How the UK press woke up to Brexit with that morning-after feeling
Posted by Professor Justin Lewis As Britain – and indeed, the rest of the world – reels from the ramifications
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Commentary, debate and opinion about the UK Media industry
10 things every new media graduate should be doing now
Posted by Dr Caitriona Noonan Congratulations class of 2016. You’re nearly there. Graduation and your next adventure are just around
Read moreNo Mars a day in Wales
Last Thursday morning I was invited to contribute to Jason Mohammad’s very popular (and very good) BBC radio Wales programme. The topic
Read moreBBC gets out of the kitchen as government turns up the heat.
I suppose it says a lot about our current national obsession with all matters gastronomic that the focal point of
Read moreThe end of a brand New Day
Yesterday evening various political and media websites began to give credence to rumours that Trinity Mirror was to announce the imminent closure
Read moreThe Sun, Hillsborough and ‘the truth’.
As Jared Ficklin wrote here yesterday, the verdicts returned at the inquest into the Hillsborough disaster of 1989 completely vindicate
Read moreHappy Birthday Twitter?
Posted by Professor Bob Franklin The Guardian’s front page story on Tuesday 12th April carried a lengthy and disturbing article
Read moreLessons from The International Journalism Festival, 2016
By Una Kelly, MA Journalism student 2015-16 “It seems like these days to be a journalist you also need to
Read morePanama Papers: media attacks on Cameron may have more to do with Brexit than banking
In an era in which public trust of traditional media is slowly rising from the low point of the phone-hacking scandals
Read moreThe Panama Papers: How does an international investigation work?
Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook This post originally appeared on The Conversation. The reporting of the Panama Papers – which
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