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Category Archives: Ethics & Law
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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Journalism training post-Leveson
MEDIA SOCIETY DEBATE June 4, 2013, University of Westminster Opening remarks by Paul Charman, BA Journalism Course Director at the London College of Communication. The question of training very much depends on what the new regulatory landscape will look like. … Continue reading