Old Media v New Media
Posted by Professor Richard Sambrook Professor Richard Sambrook, recently went “head to head” with Bruno Torturra, the founder of Brazil’s
Read moreInterpreting UKIP’s political earthquake
Posted By Dr Stephen Cushion and Professor Richard Sambrook How did broadcasters cover the local and European elections? Was Nigel
Read more“Keep Out” of press regulation
Posted by: Nicholas Jones Rebekah Brooks’ acquittal on the charge of phone hacking will be interpreted by much of the
Read moreHacking trial highlighted the cosy relationship between politicians and the press
Posted by: Professor Richard Sambrook Andy Coulson has been found guilty of phone hacking and his former boss, Prime Minister
Read moreHacking trial: Brooks cleared, Coulson guilty on one charge
Posted by: Dr John Jewell Andy Coulson, the former editor of the News of the World newspaper who rose to
Read moreExploring Trends in Global Media Policy
Posted By: Dr Arne Hintz Young Scholars Conduct “Rapid Response” Research Global communication policy is transforming rapidly. New actors participate
Read moreObjectivity and impartiality in digital news coverage
Posted by: Professor Richard Sambrook Cardiff’s Director of the Centre for Journalism, Professor Richard Sambrook, asks whether traditional journalistic disciplines are
Read moreScience programming on television in Wales
Ahead of this Thursday’s (June 5) RTS ‘Science on Television in Wales’ panel debate, Dr. Rhodri Evans of the School
Read moreThe World Cup of Brands part 5: Brazil, FIFA and where does all money go?
Posted by : Dr John Jewell The focus of this series of articles has predominantly been upon advertising, brands and, to some extent,
Read moreThe World Cup of Brands part 4: Ronaldo brands it like Beckham
Posted by : Dr John Jewell When Cristiano Ronaldo scored the last goal in Real Madrid’s extra time Champions league final
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