The Sun, Hillsborough and ‘the truth’.
As Jared Ficklin wrote here yesterday, the verdicts returned at the inquest into the Hillsborough disaster of 1989 completely vindicate
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Posted by Dr Janet Harris At first glance it might seem odd to ask a documentary maker to run a
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Posted by Professor Bob Franklin The Guardian’s front page story on Tuesday 12th April carried a lengthy and disturbing article
Read moreLessons from The International Journalism Festival, 2016
By Una Kelly, MA Journalism student 2015-16 “It seems like these days to be a journalist you also need to
Read morePanama Papers: media attacks on Cameron may have more to do with Brexit than banking
In an era in which public trust of traditional media is slowly rising from the low point of the phone-hacking scandals
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Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook This post originally appeared on The Conversation. The reporting of the Panama Papers – which
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An Interview with Wales One World Film Festival Director, David Gillam
Wales One World (WOW) Film Festival takes place every year in Cardiff, Aberystwyth and Swansea. It is a unique showcase
Read moreCelebrity, Politics and ‘sniffy journalists’.
Quoted in the Radio Times this week, veteran foreign correspondent and broadcaster Michael Buerk said that he was ‘a little sniffy
Read moreWho do they think ‘we’ are? Why the BBC should keep its distance
Posted by James Stewart, Cardiff University and Philip Mitchell, The University of South Wales During the Falklands War of 1982, Margaret
Read moreBritish media coverage of refugee and migrant crisis is the most polarised and aggressive in Europe
Much as for Ronald Reagan, one man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter, for the UK press, one newspaper’s “asylum
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