Citizens Cannot Always Be Relied On
Samantha Curry wants to maintain the gatekeeping role of professional journalists. The entire DSTRKT will suffer [read on...]
Future of Journalism
Can We Afford To Be Independent?
Tom Hedley asks if there is commercially viable life beyond the corporate mindset. Slaving away at a big-time [read on...]
Objectivity And All That
Kay Ayed reckons there’s no harm in combining informed opinion alongside information. Over the years, it has [read on...]
Being Creatively Subjective in our Objectivity
Responding to Martin Voller’s piece on Objectivity, Callum Crumlish delves into what makes Objectivity, Subjectivity, [read on...]
Social Media and Generation Now
Aurora Krogh enters the debate with this pen portrait of the generation that grew up on social media as a way of life. [read on...]
Eyes On The i100 – a young person’s guide to a young people’s news site
Callum Crumlish looks into an experimental news website designed for young people who don’t normally do [read on...]
You Are NOT How Many Likes You’ve Got!
Jack Pattinson warns against investing the selfie with too much authority. In the past, the very idea of a photo with [read on...]
‘Radicalisation’ And Responsible Journalism
Journalists have a responsibility to help the state combat terrorism. Public safety demands nothing less of journalism, [read on...]
We’ve Always Done It, But Do We Now Need It More Than We Should?
Tom Hedley maintains that social media are only the latest instance of the human need for social interaction. But he [read on...]
What Clicks With Readers Is Good For Journalism
Taking issue with some of clickbait’s critics, Tom Hedley insists that grabbing the readers’ attention [read on...]
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