Prof Steven Barnett writes to FT about their view on Leveson
Sir, In concert with the rest of the national and local press, the Financial Times has argued against the Section...
Media policy in Britain
The Crosland Legacy: The Future of British Social Democracy
To mark the 60th anniversary of Anthony Crosland's influential tract The Future of Socialism, the Mile End Institute brought together...
Murdoch Sky bid is a nasty Christmas headache for the culture secretary
Six years after his first frustrated bid to take full ownership of Sky, Rupert Murdoch is seeking once again to...
The Political Quarterly: Chilcot Collection
Professor Jean Seaton provides the introduction the Chilcot collection, a series of articles that unpick the findings of the Chilcot...
Impress vs IPSO: A chasm, not a cigarette paper
In his blog this week the editor of the Press Gazette argued that there was “barely a cigarette paper’s worth...
History repeated as IPSO morphs into the PCC
Anyone reading last week’s newspaper editorials in newspapers such as the Mail or the Telegraph will know that our press is anxious....
Press regulation in Britain: a step forward – and a step back
Anyone reading recent editorials in the British press will know that the industry is worried. Following the discovery in 2011...
Tony Wright Discusses Democracy in Britain with Jean Seaton for Political Quarterly
The Political Quarterly was delighted to host former editor Tony Wright for the Political Quarterly lecture entitled 'Democracy in Britain:...
Not as nice as it looks
If you believe the white paper on the BBC to be good news, you should read it more closely, says...
Does Theresa May really want an independent BBC? The jury’s out
This article has been reproduced here in its entirety, with kind permission of The Conversation. There are two ways of...