Stop 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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Hugh 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
Read moreThe Demonisation of the Roma
Posted by Dr John Jewell It was inevitable, after the publicity surrounding the BBC’s recent Crimewatch appeal, that the Madeleine McCann
Read moreReshaping the FT
Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook This article originally appeared in The Conversation One of the most irritating things about digital
Read moreWednesday Wrap
The latest in our occasionally regular wrap of the best of the web from the last week. It’s a big
Read moreThe media and Open Government
Posted by Prof Richard Sambrook The media has long had a role in holding governments and politicians to account. But
Read moreJournalism and the State
Posted by Dr John Jewell Chris Blackhurst’s article in the Independent on Sunday about the Guardian’s decision to publish material
Read moreThe value of postgraduate Journalism Training
Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook A major new report is released today by Columbia School of Journalism in New York
Read moreMadeleine McCann – Front page news once more.
Posted by Dr John Jewell When 3 year old Madeleine McCann tragically disappeared whilst on holiday in Portugal in May
Read moreWhere now for press reform?
Posted by Dr John Jewell To nobody’s great surprise the proposals for a new newspaper watchdog , forwarded by the
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