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Dangers are mounting for BBC that won't listen to critics

01.07.09

Does the BBC have a death wish? I dislike lining up with the corporation's knee-jerk critics, but I have to admit that I am rapidly becoming an...
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Digital Britain: What we have got here is a failure to communicate

17.06.09

Lord Carter's report maps out a future direction for the media industry - but he has left too many issues unresolved in the wilderness, says Roy...
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BBC must learn to share the TV licence fee cake

15.06.09

The BBC's greatest fear looks as if it is to become reality. If the reports of it losing its sole right to the TV licence fee prove true then it will...
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Fighting for an editor facing five years' jail for protecting her sources

10.06.09

Tomorrow a judge will be asked to decide whether the police are right to demand that a journalist hand over her notes, phones and computers in order...
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No-win, no-fee libel law is a real danger to press freedom

03.06.09

There may well be a view in certain quarters that journalists who complain about the libel law are little different from sailors who complain about...
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MPs' scandal and dilemma for lobby journalists

27.05.09

Every night for the past three weeks, all those parliamentary journalists who are not fortunate enough to work for the Daily Telegraph have been...
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BBC is ready for a fight to defend licence fee

20.05.09

As MPs debate freezing the Beeb's income, the Corporation says it is willing to help partners - but must keep hold of its cash

MPs' expenses and the virtue of chequebook journalism

13.05.09

The sorry saga of MPs' expenses is a remarkable media story. It began with a dogged investigation by a lone campaigner. It eventually turned into a...
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Media must face up to charging for content on the web

06.05.09

Giving away news for free used to be the mantra of the digital age. But that looks a lot less viable in recession

At last media chiefs agree they must act to save local journalism from crisis

29.04.09

The “local media summit” held in the House of Commons revealed a welcome trend towards co-operation, says Roy Greenslade

Council papers are bad for local journalism - and democracy

22.04.09

Media analysis: There is no doubt that many local newspapers are facing a fight for survival - though it is their owners that are in real trouble.

Health warning: rumours in cyberspace may seriously damage your credibility

15.04.09

Media analysis: One of the major problems in running stories about smear campaigns is obvious...

Media critics are protesting too much about power of Google

08.04.09

Media analysis: Back at the beginning, which means barely a decade ago, Google seemed like the epitome of public-service benevolence.

Answer to economic crisis in newspapers is not more consolidation

01.04.09

Media analysis: Publishers of regional and local newspapers are eager to persuade the Government of the importance of dismantling competition...
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What will we lose if regional newspapers are killed off?

25.03.09

Media analysis: The news about newspapers gets more depressing by the day. Regional and local papers are suffering unprecedented declines in revenue...
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Even trade magazines are feeling the squeeze in the recession

18.03.09

Media analysis: Business-to-business magazines - initially immune from the economic downturn - are now finding the going tough, says Roy Greenslade

Mosley was right to sue - but now I fear MPs are closer to backing a privacy law

11.03.09

Max Mosley gave an impressive performance in front of MPs yesterday. He was master of his brief, quoting data, legal statutes and case histories...
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US papers are in crisis but this does not mean death of journalism

04.03.09

Facing the greatest crisis they have ever experienced, American newspaper editors have cancelled their annual convention for the first time since the...
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Murdoch faces Titanic hole at News Corp as top man Chernin goes

25.02.09

Media analysis: For those who have followed the twists and turns of Rupert Murdoch’s remarkable career over the last 40 years the departure of...
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Why the ex-boss of MI5 is now standing up for press freedom

18.02.09

Media analysis: As scores of newspaper photographers were staging a protest outside New Scotland Yard on Monday, a former British spy chief was giving...
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