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Category Archives: Broadcasting
BBC v Local Papers – Oh no, not again…
Sometimes it’s difficult to underestimate the sheer nerve of people – where I come from in Yorkshire it’s known as having a brass neck. The latest award for sheer brass neck must go to the local newspaper publishers who’ve reacted … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcasting, Journalism
Tagged BBC, Future of News, James Harding, local journalism, News Media Association, NUJ, Roy Greenslade
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It’s a chill wind… even in Egypt
The decision by a court in Egypt to jail three Al Jazeera journalists for allegedly supporting the Muslim Brotherhood and false reporting has provoked outrage from around the world, with thousands of journalists holding a vigil this morning to mark the … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcasting, Ethics & Law, Journalism
Tagged al jazeera, baher mohamed, egypt, free speech, jail sentences, mohammad fahmy, peter greste
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A funny thing happened on the way to the Referendum…
So, the Scottish referendum debate and the release of the SNP’s white paper on why an independent Scotland would be a good idea dominated the broadcast news bulletins morning, noon and night yesterday; the 648-page snooze-fest was pounced on and … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcasting, Journalism
Tagged BBC, editorial values, referendum, scotland, sky, snp
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