Labour’s new Communication Director ‘becomes the story’.
When it was announced that Seumus Milne, the Guardian columnist and associate editor, had been appointed as Labour’s executive director
Read moreCharlotte Church – Kicking Against the Pricks
I’ve written elsewhere about the effortlessness with which the BBC’s Question Time programme seems to habitually generate controversy. Regular guests, such as
Read moreThe Next Snowden Casualty: U.S. no ‘Safe Harbour’ for EU Data
On Tuesday October 6th, the European Court of Justice decided that data transfer by European-based internet companies to the USA
Read moreStar Wars : May the force be with you – especially at Christmas.
Reading last week that the Royal Mail was to issue special ‘Star Wars’ stamps didn’t surprise me at all. In fact I wouldn’t
Read moreCommunity journalism in the UK: the emerging evidence base
Posted by Damian Radcliffe Today Cardiff University’s Centre for Community Journalism is hosting a one-day ideas exchange, in partnership with Nesta, on the
Read more2013 – 2015: What have we learnt about community journalism?
Posted by Sara Moseley In 2013, when Cardiff University’s Centre for Community Journalism was established as a focus for research,
Read moreThis is a hellish time to be a journalist.
The news that two British journalists and their unnamed Iraqi colleague have been arrested and charged by the Turkish authorities
Read moreCoca Cola, the Rugby World Cup and Corporate Responsibility.
Coca Cola is one of the official sponsors (or part of the ‘sponsor family’ as the International Rugby Board has it)
Read moreToxic triangle: how government and commercial media ganged up on BBC
Posted by Professor Richard Tait The 2011 Parliament Act has been bad news for the BBC. It means the two
Read moreReporting the Tianjin Explosion: Thoughts on the Chinese Media’s Performance
Just before midnight on August 12 2015, a series of explosions took place in an industrial area in Tianjin, China.
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