“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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Commentary, debate and opinion about the UK Media industry
Should News Editors consider the impartiality of image bites?
This post, by Dr Stephen Cushion, was originally published on the BBC Academy website. In TV bulletins, which remain the
Read morePanorama and The Fake Sheikh – Trawling Tabloid Excesses
On Thursday night Panorama finally broadcast its exposé of Sun on Sunday journalist Mazher Mahmood, also known as the ‘Fake Sheikh’. The programme was
Read moreThe BBC Flexes its muscles as the Guardian cries ‘foul’.
The revelation that BBC Worldwide is to develop its profile in Australia by hiring local journalists and launching a dedicated news service on BBC.com
Read moreCameron’s collision and other stories – a week in the news.
A typically unpredictable week for David Cameron began with the media quick to decide that his collision in Leeds with
Read moreIn 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
Read moreSgiliau Sylfaenol Newyddiadurol dal yn bwysig – Radio Academi
Posted by: Sali Collins Unwaith y flwyddyn mae arweinwyr, rheolwyr a chynrychiolwyr y byd radio yn cyfarfod yn Salford i
Read moreMade in Cardiff – The City’s local TV channel gets ready to launch
Posted by: Dr John Jewell On Wednesday, TV Company Made unveils Made In Cardiff, the Capital’s very own local television service. It promises
Read moreYdych chi’n deffro i newyddion Gymreig?
Posted by: Sian Powell Bore ddoe wrth adolygu’r papurau newydd ar raglen Post Cyntaf ar Radio Cymru cefais fy atgoffa unwaith
Read moreJournalism, 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
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