Richard Sambrook – Page 5 – Journalism, Media and Culture

Where would we be without Alain de Botton?

Posted by: Dr Kerry Moore On Wednesday evening, after an afternoon of lecture preparation to teach my Year 2 Journalism,

Posted by: Dr Stephen Cushion Despite competition from new platforms online, on smart phones or on 24-hour television news channels,

This is a guest post by: Rodney Pinder, former Director of the International News Safety Institute. Nelson Mandela’s long walk

Posted by: Professor Richard Sambrook At first glance, the British news industry looks to be in trouble. With editors in

Posted by: Prof Richard Sambrook Tomorrow, November 23rd, is the International Day to End Impunity. It marks the anniversary of

Posted by: Guest Lecturer Nicholas Jones As the prosecution continues to present its evidence at the Old Bailey in the

This is a guest post from Marc Thomas, publisher and journalist Just got back to the studio after giving a

Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook This article originally appeared in The Conversation One of the most irritating things about digital

The latest in our occasionally regular wrap of the best of the web from the last week. It’s a big

Posted by Prof Richard Sambrook The media has long had a role in holding governments and politicians to account. But