Students in the news room
Posted by Sian Morgan Lloyd Last week we highlighted opportunities for you to use Welsh in your studies, including choosing
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Journalism shines a light.
Debates about the ethics and validity of investigative journalism have been very much to the fore recently. Last week’s news
Read moreSam Allardyce ‘sting’ is the latest chapter in a new era of investigative reporting
The manager of the England football team, Sam Allardyce, has resigned just five months into his job, apparently “by mutual
Read moreThe Conference: Remembering, forgetting and moving on
Posted by Dr Janet Harris The conference began with a story of a child. Standing in front of a picture
Read moreWhere have all the flowers gone? Remembering Aberfan.
October 21st 2016 marks the 50th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster. At 9.15 am on that day in 1966, just as Pantglas junior school
Read moreJournalists at risk undermine us all
This post from Prof. Richard Sambrook was originally posted on the INSI website This month I stand down as Chair of
Read moreWhy we are moved by images of children in war….and why that’s not enough
Few images have captured the peculiar horrors of the war in Syria more powerfully than the photograph and short video
Read moreLocal journalism in crisis.
In October 2015, at a cost of £220m, Trinity Mirror, the parent company of Mirror newspapers and the Sunday People,
Read moreFox News: Out with the old – in with the old familiar.
The resignation yesterday of Roger Ailes, Chairman and Chief Executive of Fox News in the US, sent shock waves through an American
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Why we must study the media
Posted by Dr John Jewell From time to time various Tory politicians, journalists and ill informed misanthropes rise from their
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