Murdering journalists with impunity
Posted by: Prof Richard Sambrook Tomorrow, November 23rd, is the International Day to End Impunity. It marks the anniversary of
Read morePhone hacking and bribery: justice and journalism both on trial
Posted by: Guest Lecturer Nicholas Jones As the prosecution continues to present its evidence at the Old Bailey in the
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 moreTwitter and journalism
Posted by Dr John Jewell The Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Twitter, that is to say the process whereby the
Read morePhone hacking: British Justice on Trial
Posted by Dr John Jewell On Tuesday October 29th Justice John Saunders opened the trial into phone hacking at the
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
Read moreHugh Cudlipp – The Sinking of a Tabloid Dream
Posted by Prof Ian Hargreaves Hugh Cudlipp, maestro of the Daily Mirror in the 1960s, was born in Cardiff a
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