Media 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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The Wednesday Wrap
Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook Our weekly take on what’s worth reading on the web from the last seven days: 1)
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Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook Every so often we will offer you links to what we see as the best of
Read morePaying for News – Over to You
Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook The BBC World Service programme Over To You this weekend (Saturday July 13th) has a discussion
Read moreMPs expenses, phone hacking and BBC payoffs
Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook What do MPs expenses, phone hacking and BBC payoffs have in common? Yes they have
Read more“The best available version of the truth”
Carl Bernstein – the legendary former Washington Post reporter who helped uncover the Watergate conspiracy – came to talk to
Read moreWhy should we care about ERT and Greece?
Posted by Richard Sambrook What should we make of the Greek government’s abrupt closure of the national public broadcaster ERT?
Read moreThe tyranny of breaking news
Posted by Richard Sambrook You know how it is. You don’t visit Norway for forty years and then along come
Read moreWhy UK media executives are heading west
Posted by Richard Sambrook This originally appeared as an article in the Media Guardian As football clubs get ready to
Read moreThe Public Appetite For Foreign News on TV and Online
Posted by Richard Sambrook There are some long accepted wisdoms in the debate about the future of News. For example,
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