Information is ammunition: a brilliant set of ads for press freedom
A great trio of posters from Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) highlighting the importance of press freedom. … Read the full post »
Here are my posts about the state of journalism and how it is carried out, mainly focusing on the UK but with the occasional piece about other countries too.
For more on the topic, see my book Bad News: what the headlines don’t tell us.
A great trio of posters from Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) highlighting the importance of press freedom. … Read the full post »
Journalists should be able to rely on a public interest defence if they break some laws relating to computer misuse, data protection and bribery, Nick Clegg has said. … Read the full post »
Police forces across the country have been ordered to disclose full details about their use of controversial anti-terror laws to spy on journalists. … Read the full post »
If IPSO turns out to be a soft touch for the press, especially in a case involving Conservative MPs (who are more sceptical about press regulation than other parties), then IPSO’s first high profile case could also be its death knell. … Read the full post »
It sounds like a case of a media outlet setting out to attempt to entrap a range of MPs. … Read the full post »
The newly updated paperback version of Damian McBride’s Power Trip adds but a little to the original hardback edition. … Read the full post »
Chiswick woman removes vacuum cleaner head with ease. Such momentous news, I think we can forgive the apostrophe abuse. … Read the full post »
Ebola outbreak: Nobody tested in Lincolnshire for deadly virus … Read the full post »
I think the newly enobled Julie Smith (congratulations!) should become Baroness Smith of Churnalism. … Read the full post »
Despite its death often being breathlessly predicted, the good old press release is still hanging on and filling up email inboxes every day. … Read the full post »