Press Gazette has launched a fortnightly podcast called Journalism Matters.
It seeks to provide an insider take on the world of UK journalism.
You can subscribe for free via iTunes here or via this RSS feed: https://rss.acast.com/journalismmatters
You can hear the latest episode here:
22. Former Sky News presenter Jeremy Thompson
21. Google director of news partnerships Madhav Chinnappa
20. Hello! editor Rosie Nixon
19. Daily Mail columnist and Independent founder Stephen Glover
18. Alastair Morgan on 30 years fighting police and media corruption
17. Trouble in paradise: Editor of the Maldives Independent Zaheena Rashid
16. Bureau of Investigative Journalism editor Rachel Oldroyd
15. Monocle at ten, with editor in chief Tyler Brule
14. Doyen of the media writers Roy Greenslade
13. Editor in chief of The Register Drew Cullen
12. Gossip columnist John McIntee
11: New York Times managing editor Joe Kahn on how is title plans to expand into the UK and beyond
10: Computer Weekly editor Bryan Glick how his title learned not just to survive but thrive through 50 turbulent years
Episode nine: Local press journalist Sally Murrer says her life was destroyed by police surveillance. She says she is terrified by the Investigatory Powers Bill currently going through Parliament
Episode eight: Was it the pro-Brexit press ‘wot won it’? The Sun’s Trevor Kavanagh and Evan Harris of Hacked Off
Episode seven: Chairman of UK press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation, Sir Alan Moses:
Episode six: News editor of youth brand SBTV News and ‘millennial’ Ash Houghton
Episode five: Duncan Campbell on crime reporting
Episode four: Evening Standard editor Sarah Sands
Episode three: Robert Verkaik – The journalist who met Jihadi John
Episode two: Breaking into magazine journalism with Empire editor Terri White
Roundtable on the future of freedom of information: Heather Brooke, Rob Evans and Jonathan Isaby
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