The 84-85 miners’ strike and media communication.
Posted by: Dr John Jewell On the 3rd January, the National Archive released nearly 500 previously unavailable government files from 1984,
Read moreEvening TV News bulletins influenced by rolling 24 hour news culture
Posted by: Dr Stephen Cushion Despite competition from new platforms online, on smart phones or on 24-hour television news channels,
Read moreSnowden, the Media and Surveillance: Looking back at the Leak of the Year
Posted by: Dr Arne Hintz Since early June 2013, the revelations by whistleblower Edward Snowden have changed our understanding of
Read moreJournalists also paid a price on Mandela’s long walk
This is a guest post by: Rodney Pinder, former Director of the International News Safety Institute. Nelson Mandela’s long walk
Read moreThe Phone Hacking Trial – The first month
Posted by: Dr John Jewell When Justice John Saunders opened what he called the “trial of the century” he told
Read moreBuilding tomorrow’s online communities
This is a guest post from Marc Thomas, publisher and journalist Just got back to the studio after giving a
Read moreLeveson and the use and abuse of history
Posted by Professor Justin Lewis Last week on the Today programme I heard a senior figure from the Murdoch stable
Read moreChina, the USA and ‘Soft Power’.
Posted by Dr John Jewell Does China want a Hollywood movie, a coke and a burger? It’s clear that the financial
Read moreWhen Worlds Embrace: Uniting TV Research and Practice
Posted by Angela Graham I believe I’m not unusual among tv producers in finding that academic work about television doesn’t
Read moreStop Watching Us protests, but not in the UK
Posted by Dr Lina Dencik On Saturday people took to the streets in Washington, DC to protest against mass online
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