‘ABCs: Sunday newspaper circulations drop across the board’
A report published by the Audit Bureau of Circulation has revealed that all audited national Sunday publications have declined since December 2011
‘Short Film Explores U.K. Media Coverage of Developing Countries’
The documentary, released by the Institute of Development Studies, accesses how the British mainstream media depicts poverty in developing countries
‘News Corp buys into Afghan TV’
Murdoch’s media conglomerate has announced plans to take a stake in Moby Group, a media firm based in Dubai which has broadcasting operations in Afghanistan
‘Leveson Inquiry: Phone hacking ‘possibly’ behind Sven-Ulrika scoop’
Richard Wallace, the editor of the Daily Mirror has said that hacking “might well have been” taking place when he was the showbiz editor under Piers Morgan
‘UK seeks ways to create own golden age of cinema’
The Government urges national broadcasters to invest more in British films, echoing the successes of Slumdog Millionaire and The King’s Speech
‘Ian Burrell: What the past four months have really taught us about the tabloid press’
Ian Burrell asks, “Is Leveson working?”
‘Cairo Loses Its Voice’ The Daily Beast asks whether or not the fervor of the Arab Spring can translate into great art
The Journalism Foundation media monitor, 17 January 2012
A report published by the Audit Bureau of Circulation has revealed that all audited national Sunday publications have declined since December 2011
‘Short Film Explores U.K. Media Coverage of Developing Countries’
The documentary, released by the Institute of Development Studies, accesses how the British mainstream media depicts poverty in developing countries
‘News Corp buys into Afghan TV’
Murdoch’s media conglomerate has announced plans to take a stake in Moby Group, a media firm based in Dubai which has broadcasting operations in Afghanistan
‘Leveson Inquiry: Phone hacking ‘possibly’ behind Sven-Ulrika scoop’
Richard Wallace, the editor of the Daily Mirror has said that hacking “might well have been” taking place when he was the showbiz editor under Piers Morgan
‘UK seeks ways to create own golden age of cinema’
The Government urges national broadcasters to invest more in British films, echoing the successes of Slumdog Millionaire and The King’s Speech
‘Ian Burrell: What the past four months have really taught us about the tabloid press’
Ian Burrell asks, “Is Leveson working?”
‘Cairo Loses Its Voice’
The Daily Beast asks whether or not the fervor of the Arab Spring can translate into great art