The idea of putting Sky News into an independent trust looks the most likely solution for the problem facing Jeremy Hunt as he considers referring NewsCorp’s bid for a full merger with BSkyB. But could it actually reduce the diversity of news in the UK
Mergers are a traditional response to economic hardship so perhaps it’s not so surprising that someo...
You get a wonderful view from the top of London’s gherkin, but it’s a long way up from the real worl...
Issues around trust and the media are becoming ever more acute as audiences in the developed world a...
The Sky News deal is elegant in its ingenuity, but I doubt it will do enough to satisfy the critics ...
I don’t often make calls on big controversial decisions because I think my job is to observe and ana...
With all the excitement about Julian Assange it’s easy to forget that another hugely divisive figure...
In December 2016, Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox reached an agreement in principle to buy satelli...
City University’s journalism school held one of their excellent half-day ‘speed-dating’ conferences ...
Long-standing proposals to update media ownership policies need to be implemented, particularly in r...
Rolling 24 hour news channels drive the news agenda. They are on permanently in newsrooms, governmen...
Panorama’s allegations that GMTV’s premium phone-line competitions are not genuinely open is another...
Economic turmoil in the news industry and opportunities to use digital media to improve coverage of ...
In a move that Brand Republic describes as “highly symbolic” James Murdoch is to return to Sky, the ...
The news that the BBC is planning to share its studios and other facilities with ITV regional news i...
The BBC Trust announcement that it accepts Director-General Mark Thompson’s package of cuts is a rec...
Mergers are a traditional response to economic hardship so perhaps it’s not so surprising that someo...
You get a wonderful view from the top of London’s gherkin, but it’s a long way up from the real worl...
Issues around trust and the media are becoming ever more acute as audiences in the developed world a...
The Sky News deal is elegant in its ingenuity, but I doubt it will do enough to satisfy the critics ...
I don’t often make calls on big controversial decisions because I think my job is to observe and ana...
With all the excitement about Julian Assange it’s easy to forget that another hugely divisive figure...
In December 2016, Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox reached an agreement in principle to buy satelli...
City University’s journalism school held one of their excellent half-day ‘speed-dating’ conferences ...
Long-standing proposals to update media ownership policies need to be implemented, particularly in r...
Rolling 24 hour news channels drive the news agenda. They are on permanently in newsrooms, governmen...
Panorama’s allegations that GMTV’s premium phone-line competitions are not genuinely open is another...
Economic turmoil in the news industry and opportunities to use digital media to improve coverage of ...
In a move that Brand Republic describes as “highly symbolic” James Murdoch is to return to Sky, the ...
The news that the BBC is planning to share its studios and other facilities with ITV regional news i...
The BBC Trust announcement that it accepts Director-General Mark Thompson’s package of cuts is a rec...
Mergers are a traditional response to economic hardship so perhaps it’s not so surprising that someo...
You get a wonderful view from the top of London’s gherkin, but it’s a long way up from the real worl...
Issues around trust and the media are becoming ever more acute as audiences in the developed world a...