Journalism
40 articles
From Nairobi Modems to Andy Burnham’s Soundbites: A Journalist’s 50-Year Evolution
A veteran reporter reflects on five decades of media transformation, from analog struggles to the rise of modern politic...
BBC Email Surveillance Hits Record High Amid Leadership Exodus
A surge in internal email probes at the BBC coincides with the resignations of Tim Davie and Deborah Turness.
The Sinclair Script: How "Must-Run" Mandates Silence Local News
Former employees allege Sinclair Broadcast Group forces local news anchors to air unalterable corporate scripts under th...
The Quiet Exit of Tony Livesey: BBC Radio 5 Live's Tabloid Legacy Collides with Panorama
A veteran broadcaster's 16-year tenure ends abruptly as a BBC investigation links him to a decades-old allegation of sex...
The End of an Era for the British Provocateur: Rod Liddle Dies at 66
From the BBC's Today programme to the pages of The Sun, Rod Liddle redefined the role of the uncompromising columnist.
BBC's Missed Warning: How Budget Cuts Obscured a Judicial Marijuana Alert
A failure to deploy on-the-spot reporters left a critical judicial warning about marijuana and mental health out of the ...
The High Cost of "Professional Courtesy" in Sports Media
When reporters prioritize corporate relationships over breaking news, the public loses.
The Silence of the Press: Weijia Jiang's Missed Moment at the WHCA Dinner
A celebration of the First Amendment that forgot to defend it. Why the WHCA's latest gathering failed to challenge Donal...
The Laminated Lifeline: Why Gaza's Journalists are Desperate for Official IDs
In a conflict where over 260 media workers have died, a press card is more than a credential—it is a bid for professiona...
The Voice of a Generation: Remembering Northern Ireland Broadcaster Gerry Kelly
Veteran UTV and BBC Radio Ulster presenter Gerry Kelly has died at age 77, leaving behind a legacy of warm, conversation...