BBC caves into government in second shabby deal
Originally published on the NUJ The NUJ has expressed disbelief that the BBC management has caved in to the government…..
Read more...Originally published on the NUJ The NUJ has expressed disbelief that the BBC management has caved in to the government…..
Read more...To help build a movement for#MediaDemocracy we’re planning a big Media Democracy Festival at Goldsmiths University on October 17th 2015…..
Read more...Originally posted on the NUJ Members of the London Assembly have pledged to support Newsquest journalists in the capital. A…..
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Read more...The Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom (CPBF) and the Media Reform Coalition (MRC) have criticised some of the BBC’s…..
Read more...by Natalie Fenton Maybe it should come as no surprise that in the aftermath of the Hacking scandal and the Leveson…..
Read more...by Des Freedman, Professor of Media & Communications, Goldsmiths, University of London Heading into the 1992 election, polls pointed towards a…..
Read more...Well, as predicted 3 days ago by Shaun Lawson in OpenDemocracy, the polls got it wrong. Perhaps Shaun was paying…..
Read more...Here is our round up of sections on media extracted from the party manifestos – Labour, Greens, Conservatives, Lib Dems,…..
Read more...by Guy Taylor, steering committee, Movement against Xenophobia The outrage of Katie Hopkins’ vicious article about the deaths of migrants…..
Read more...by Natalie Fenton In a recent article the Press Gazette pointed out that in 60% of the UK national newspaper…..
Read more...The Media Reform Coalition welcomes the fact that Labour’s election manifesto makes a commitment to protecting ‘the principle of media…..
Read more...Media Ownership, Plurality and Democracy To sustain a flourishing democracy in Scotland we will need diverse and independent voices in…..
Read more...Figures in a new poll reveal that there is overwhelming public support for action to confront the unaccountable power of…..
Read more...Amelia Womack, deputy leader of the Green Party in England and Wales was a speaker at the parliamentary launch of…..
Read more...The Media Reform Coalition, together with the Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom, have just published their ‘Manifesto for Media…..
Read more...Letter to the Guardian, 4 March 2015 If democracy is to flourish, we will need diverse and independent voices in the…..
Read more...by Angela Phillips When Peter Oborne resigned from the Telegraph earlier this week, his parting outpouring of rage at the…..
Read more...by Candace Clement and Matt Wood FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has confirmed that he will base new Net Neutrality rules on Title…..
Read more...by Angela Phillips Hannah Weller, wife of musician Paul Weller, is campaigning to make it illegal for the media to…..
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