Opinion

Stephen Glover: Is there a mole inside 10 Downing Street?

Monday, 12 July 2010

Media Studies: The leaking of the Queen's Speech seriously browned off No 10

Stephen Glover: Why Sky News has an attitude problem

Monday, 5 July 2010

Media Studies: I do dislike the idea of foreign media moguls doing shady deals with would-be British prime ministers

Stephen Glover: Austerity? Not if you work for the BBC

Monday, 28 June 2010

Three days after the toughest Budget in memory, the BBC revealed that 117 of its executives are paid more than the Prime Minister's £142,500 salary.

Stephen Glover: Journalists and power don't mix

Monday, 21 June 2010

Media Studies: ministers are forever trying to seduce editors and columnists through various forms of flattery

Matthew Norman's Diary

Monday, 14 June 2010

Tim Luckhurst: Consensus? Where's the news line in that?

Monday, 7 June 2010

In the Spitfire summer of 1940, when Britain had a coalition government including a Labour minister at the Admiralty, a Liberal at the Air Ministry and a Conservative at the War Office, journalists were united.

Ian Burrell: From radio to television, mobile phones and iPads

Wednesday, 2 June 2010

When the BBC World Service began in 1932 it was called the BBC Empire Service and it broadcast only on shortwave. Today its audience is likely to be tuning in to FM signals and listening to it via mobile telephone.

Stephen Glover: This was a perfectly legitimate scoop

Monday, 31 May 2010

Media Studies: Whatever one's speculations about motivation, the point stands... this story was justified in its own right

Entrapment is a perfectly valid tool

Monday, 24 May 2010

Stephen Glover: If journalists fret about consequences then we can say goodbye to revealing journalism.

Matthew Norman: Liz Jones, poster girl for Big Society

Thursday, 20 May 2010

In the most startling reinvention this industry has known in decades, the Daily Mail shrugs off its reactionary stereotype to host an intriguingly hybrid social experiment.