Brand Beckham Bust?
If nothing else the David Beckham email scandal has provided some welcome respite from the seemingly perpetual news agenda of Trump and Brexit.
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Trump and the art of Tweeting
Another day, another tweet, another incident. This time Donald Trump, the prolific and seemingly indiscriminate tweeter who just happens to be leader of the free world has damaged diplomatic relations with Australia.
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Stop Press: The Future of Newspapers
In a turbulent era of fake news, Donald Trump, and Brexit, the need for accurate reporting and informed comment and analysis is all too clear.
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The Future of Journalism – final call for papers
The Future of Journalism conference invites contributions from those interested in the study, practice, regulation or reform of journalism.
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Religion and Belief in the News – training and resourcing journalists
Former School tutor, Angela Graham describes how a staff-room conversation inspired the first ever session on Religious Literacy in a Welsh school of journalism.
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Taoism in Bits
Professor Paul Bowman presented ‘Taoism in Bits’ as a Research Seminar in the School on 25 January and will again as part of a newly formed research cluster on 2 February.
Read moreMagazines and Media History
This post is by Tim Holmes Marcus Morris founded The Eagle comic, still remembered for Dan Dare and cutaway illustrations
Read moreLego vs Daily Mail strikes at paper’s weak spot: its advertising revenue
Perhaps providing a welcome diversion to all the apocalyptic press reaction following the election of Donald Trump is the news
Read moreNews UK, journalism and Politics…plus ça change
The reciprocal closeness in the relationship between journalism and power is a prominent feature of British political history. In times
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JOMEC’s Hidden Talent: An Interview with Landscape Photographer Daniel Alford
It was only through a brief encounter that I came to discover a hidden talented photographer in our School.
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