Hacking 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
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Hailing Hitler: why Godwin’s law never gets old
Posted by: Dr John Jewell Where would we be without Godwin’s Law? This law, formulated for the internet, dictates that
Read moreJournalism in the Dock – the prosecution rests
Posted by: Dr John Jewell The ‘phone hacking trial’ which began on October 28th last year, entered the final phase of
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Posted By: Dr John Jewell In 2012, Rozalia Jovanovich wrote in the Washington Observer that: now more than ever, PR
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Posted by: Sara Moseley Access to independent information about what is going on locally is essential to the working of
Read moreSections of the tabloid press encourage us to hate, envy and fear. This matters.
Posted by: Dr John Jewell 2014 began with the by now tediously predictable stories of hordes of Romanians and Bulgarians ‘flocking’
Read moreThe 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,
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Posted by: Dr John Jewell When Justice John Saunders opened what he called the “trial of the century” he told
Read moreTwitter and journalism
Posted by Dr John Jewell The Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Twitter, that is to say the process whereby the
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