Journalists, Terror laws, and The Guardian
Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook This week’s detention of a journalist’s partner at Heathrow has ignited an August row. Glenn Greenwald
Read moreAsylum: perception and reality
Posted by Dr John Jewell The issues addressed by Tanya Gold in her Guardian column on Monday 12th of August Europe’s
Read moreWhy the BBC must stay in Cardiff
Posted by Dr John Jewell Yesterday morning I appeared on the BBC Radio Wales Sunday Supplement programme. The subject under discussion
Read moreWhy would anyone buy a newspaper?
Posted by Dr John Jewell Jeff Bezos, the billionaire founder of Amazon, has bought iconic newspaper The Washington Post for $250m. Cash. The
Read moreDoctor Who and the Difficult Question: Critical Reflections upon Casting the Twelfth Doctor
Posted by Dr Ross Garner On Sunday (4th August), I had the pleasure of being invited on to Jamie Owen’s programme
Read morePropaganda and the Press in World War I
Posted by Dr John Jewell Over the weekend the Government announced that as part of the World War I Centenary events
Read moreThe BBC and the Invisibility of Labour
Posted by Professor Justin Lewis One of the standing jokes on BBC Radio 4’s The News Quiz revolves around Ed Miliband’s low
Read moreMichael Landy’s Saints Alive as remix
Posted by Dr Jenny Kidd Recently I was at the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square to do some on-site research for
Read moreThe Wednesday Wrap
Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook Here is this week’s selection of the best of the web from the last seven days…
Read moreMedia and Open Government
Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook There is a growing commitment from governments around the world towards the principles of Open Government.
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