The World Cup of Brands part 3: Adidas v Nike and Coke v Pepsi
Posted by : Dr John Jewell Whilst the possibilities of the biggest hitters in world football meeting each other in
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Posted by: Damian Radcliffe New research from Northwestern University in Qatar has shed fresh light on how residents of Qatar, Saudi
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Posted by: Angela Graham “Is there any?” was one response I received when I mentioned that I am organising an
Read moreThe World Cup of Brands part 2: Water breaks and Ad breaks.
Posted by : Dr John Jewell In February of this year the world governing body of football, FIFA, announced that
Read moreThe World Cup of Brands part 1: Meet the Sponsors
Posted by: Dr John Jewell As the domestic football season draws to a close, thoughts inevitably turn to World Cup 2014.
Read moreJOMEC’s Reply to the Newswatch Report
Last year JOMEC conducted a BBC Trust funded impartiality review which examined the Corporation’s online and broadcast news coverage. One
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Posted by: Dr Janet Harris Journalism Safety – Covering Conflict In this the second blog in JOMEC’s series addressing the dangers
Read moreThe Phone Hacking Trial: The defence and cross examination of Andy Coulson.
The phone hacking trial, now deep in to its 6th month, saw the case for the defence of Andy Coulson begin
Read moreWhat is “Computational Journalism”?
We’re delighted to announce that Cardiff University is launching a new Masters programme in Computational Journalism from September this year
Read moreThe Meaning of Migration in UK news
Posted by: Dr Kerry Moore As the British parliament have debated the 2013-4 Immigration Bill the meaning of migration in
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