Journalism, sources, privacy and the law
This is the text of a speech to the 5RB Media law conference given by Professor Richard Sambrook on September
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Posted by: Toby Miller Who should political leaders follow when it comes to climate change: environmental scientists, powerful corporations, or a
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Posted by: Dr John Jewell The horrific murder (and let’s call it murder rather than execution with its connotations of justice)
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Posted by: Damian Radcliffe As the start of a new academic year is upon us – and memories of heatwaves,
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Posted by: Peter Smith Peter Smith is a TV journalist @STVNews. He is a former Broadcast Journalism student at Cardiff
Read moreCreative Citizens Unbound
Posted by: Professor Ian Hargreaves We’re ready to go with the UK’s first Creative Citizens conference, due to take place
Read moreScottish Independence: Murdoch enters the fray.
On the 6th September, the evening before the Sunday Times published the YouGuv opinion poll on Scottish independence in which the “Yes” campaign
Read moreFalse Comparisons and the BBC
Posted by Prof Richard Sambrook This week Sajid Javid, the Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport, spoke to
Read moreBetween Digital Rights and Internet Control: The 9th Internet Governance Forum
Posted by: Dr Arne Hintz Internet governance has emerged from the geeky tech world to become a major social and political
Read moreUnderstanding the attitudes and behaviors of Internet users in the Middle East and North Africa
Posted by: Damian Radcliffe Compared to their global counterparts, online users in the Middle East are among the most enthusiastic
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