The BBC faces formidable challenges as it searches for a new leader
As the BBC starts its search for the next director general, it faces multiple problems, but there is also opportunity.
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Deepfake political ads not as disturbing as the real thing
Deepfake videos create an opportunity to present content that never actually happened.
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Stacey Dooley’s Panorama blunder. Lessons to be learned?
Stacey Dooley interviewing Stacey Dooley. I don’t know her, but I’d hazard a guess she’s not having a good week.
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Letter – Stansted 15
We the undersigned, former colleagues of Dr. Emma Hughes, of the “Stansted 15”, express our deep disappointment and utter disagreement with the convictions against the human rights activists…
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Planning to work in the Creative and Cultural Industries? Here are some tips…
After looking at sample CVs, one student asked me if I had any specific tips for interviews in the creative industries.
Read moreHow the UK got a ‘world-leading’ surveillance law
Last week saw the adoption of the Investigatory Powers Act – a comprehensive legislative framework that regulates the surveillance powers
Read moreTrump and Brexit: where did the media go wrong?
This post by Professor Richard Sambrook originally appeared in The Conversation. It underlines the importance of strong vocational education for journalists.
Read moreThe BBC Charter – threats avoided but leash tightened
Posted by Professor Richard Sambrook This post originally appeared in The Conversation. The dust is settling on the skirmishes of
Read moreSue Lloyd-Roberts Scholarship
Last year, the award-winning video journalist Sue Lloyd-Roberts sadly died from Leukaemia at the age of 64. She was a pioneering
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