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Mar 27 2013
The Polis Journalism Conference April 5th 2013 #PolisTrust
1 CommentWe will post a link here to the video of the sessions in the near future. You can find the links to the video and audio podcasts next to the speakers in the schedule below. (Scroll down). Here are some … Continue reading
Posted by: March 27, 2013
Tagged with: Al Jazeera, BBC, confeence, Guardian, independent, ITV, News, newspapers, Polis, Radio, Schedule, Sky, Speakers, Times, trust, tv news
Mar 3 2013
Saving Journalism: how far we have come in five years and where we must go now
Leave a comment[[Don't forget to sign up for our free annual international journalism conference on April 5th - details and tickets here]] These are the notes from a talk I gave to a mixture of Spanish academics, journalists and students at the … Continue reading
Posted by: March 3, 2013
Tagged with: broadcasting, Business Model, free newspapers, Future, future of news, history, institutions, Journalism, local press, media econmics, Networked journalism, newspapers, newsrooms, predictions, SuperMedia
Dec 13 2012
As James Harding Gets The Mourinho Treatment, Is it Game over for Team Delaunay? (Guest blog)
Leave a commentThis post by LSE’s Dr Damian Tambini vwas first posted on the Media Policy Project blog: If Paul Dacre is the unchallengeable and dominant Alex Ferguson of British Newspaper Editors, Alan Rusbridger is probably Arsene Wenger: flashes of brilliance and … Continue reading
Posted by: December 13, 2012
Tagged with: Leveson, newspapers, Regulation
Nov 22 2012
Revenge of the Evil Empire and why I’m backing Darth Vader: my case against statutory newspaper regulation #Leveson
2 Comments[we have set up an 'objective LSE Leveson blog with lots of links to articles and research on the Inquiry, the politics and the regulatory policy - references welcome] It seems that like cockroaches, British newspapers can survive the nuclear … Continue reading
Posted by: November 22, 2012
Tagged with: Law, Leveson, newspapers, Regulation, statutory
Mar 25 2012
Open For Business: What Can Your Readers Do For You? #GdnOpenWeekend
1 CommentWhat will readers give to their newspaper in terms of money, time and data? That was the question I have been putting to loyal Guardian readers at the Open Weekend Festival at a series of workshops where they conversed with … Continue reading
Posted by: March 25, 2012
Tagged with: Business Model, economics, Guardian, newspapers, open weekend, readers
Nov 7 2011
It’s time to pay for newspapers and here’s how says New York Times boss (guest blog)
Leave a commentOther quality newspapers like The Guardian could choose to adopt a digital subscription plan similar to The New York Times for two reasons, according to Arthur Sulzberger chairman and publisher of the Times, speaking at Polis/LSE. This report by Polis Intern April Simpson. Core customers are … Continue reading
Posted by: November 7, 2011
Tagged with: Business Model, guest blog, New York Times, newspapers, Online, Subscriptions, Sulzberger
Jul 20 2011
Why does Britain have such a popular, political and aggressive tabloid press?
22 CommentsDuring the phonehacking scandal I have been doing a lot of international media interviews. That’s because the LSE is a very global brand and, well, I do run an international media think-tank. One question that keeps being repeated in various … Continue reading
Posted by: July 20, 2011
Tagged with: Murdoch, News International, newspapers, Scandal, tabloids, twitter
Mar 30 2011
‘Like ticket touts at Stamford Bridge’ LSE’s Howard Davies on Journalists
2 CommentsTechnically, Howard Davies was my boss at the LSE until he resigned over the donation from Libya. Along with that he can also be accused of having created POLIS, the journalism think-tank that I run. Therefore, I have more than … Continue reading
Posted by: March 30, 2011
Tagged with: Davies, education, Journalism studies, Journalist ethics, LSE, newspapers
Dec 16 2010
Can you bust the media drug myths?
1 CommentLet’s assume for a moment that the Labour former Home Office minister Bob Ainsworth is right to say the war on drugs is not only futile, but counter-productive. He says he found this out while in office. So why didn’t … Continue reading
Posted by: December 16, 2010
Tagged with: drugs, governance and journalism, newspapers, Reporting politics
Nov 22 2010
The decline of newspapers Part 683
1 CommentIt’s only a small, local symbol of the decline of newspapers, but they still haven’t found anyone who wants to run the newspaper kiosk outside my local tube station. The guys who used to just didn’t make enough money to … Continue reading
Posted by: November 22, 2010
Tagged with: Media economics, newspapers
