War Rhetoric and Adolf Hitler
“We’re dealing with Hitler revisited. A totalitarianism and a brutality that is naked and unprecedented in modern times”. (George Bush, Republican
Read moreTrinity Mirror’s Takeover of Local World and the Future of local Journalism in Wales
Posted by Dr Andy Williams Along with the Coalition for Media Reform researchers at the School held a public panel
Read moreInternet Governance Forum discusses surveillance, zero rating and corporate platforms
2,500 delegates from governments, business, civil society, technical community and academia met in Joao Pessoa, Brazil, earlier this month for
Read moreHow the UK media covered the Paris tragedy
The UK media’s coverage of the terrible Parisian murders has been nothing if not comprehensive and exhaustive. Not since the
Read moreIt’s an Apple world – Or it will be soon.
Ladies and gentlemen we are fast approaching peak Apple. In the last week we’ve seen the Steve Jobs biopic starring Michael Fassbender released,
Read moreNews organisations want bucketloads of digital skills along with the ‘traditional’ journalistic ones too
Michael Hill is the course director of the School’s NCTJ-accredited MA News Journalism course. He took over from David English,
Read morePress freedom and Public freedom
In an incident which happened in August this year, but which only came light this Wednesday after revelations in the Independent,
Read moreHong Kong’s Umbrella Movement, a year on: Reflections on News Media and Democracy
In an era when we are surrounded by digital and spectacular images in the news, how many of us are
Read moreThe Orange and the Black: The Impact of ISIS Propaganda on Western Audiences’.
A guest post by Raghuvir Dass A study in 2001 found that people enjoy narratives that produce intense emotional reactions,
Read moreFinding a job in journalism
Any student contemplating a vocational course to become a journalist is bound to ask “will I get a job?” It
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