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Commentary, debate and opinion about the UK Media industry
Johnson might well be PM one day. He has political nous and an obvious ability to surface from controversy relatively unscathed. That’s an important factor in today’s political landscape.
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The jury should remain out on the greatness or otherwise of Ken Burns’ The Vietnam War.
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Sean Spicer, former Director of Communications at Donald Trump’s Whitehouse, is enjoying something of a rehabilitation.
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When it comes to public communication about politics, Wales has issues.
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We need to think about media coverage of disasters and foreign reporting in general.
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Why are there no openly gay Premier League footballers?
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In the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, the responses of a highly visible, emotional minority amplified by the media did not necessarily reflect the national mood.
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Coca- Cola – the world’s largest producer of beverages -is to increase its use of recycled material. Greenwash or Corporate responsibility?
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The BBC is a singular, publicly-funded broadcaster with a rich history and an international reputation which – deserved or not – means that it has a much scrutinised news output.
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Alphabet, parent company of Google, is now the most valuable listed company in the world.
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