Egypt closes Al-Jazeera bureau as journalists come under increasing pressure
Egypt withdrawn the licence to broadcast of rolling news channel Al-Jazeera and shut down its Cairo bureau. The state-run Middle…
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City Uni considers future of journalism with lectures from Schifferes and Bradshaw
Two interesting lectures on the future of journalism are coming up at City University in London. In his inaugural lecture…
ByNUJ members condemn BBC Online and World Service cuts
Members of the National Union of Journalists have reacted angrily to the proposed cuts to the BBC World Service and…
ByGuardian reporter beaten by police and arrested in Egypt
Guardian reporter Jack Schenker has written about being badly beaten by plain clothes police while covering riots in Egypt last…
ByWikileaks seeks 60 more partner news organisations to publish US embassy cables
WikiLeaks hopes to enlist as many as 60 news organisations from around the world to help is speed up the…
ByJeremy Dear: BBC Online Review damages reputation for quality
The National Union of Journalists has condemned the BBC’s decision to cut 360 jobs from its online services, accusing the…
ByGoogle, not Rupert Murdoch, is the biggest threat to media plurality in the UK
As secretary of state Jeremy Hunt continues to keep mum, there has been continuing speculation that some sort of break-up…
ByTrinity Mirror ends publication of two weekly print titles
Trinity Mirror has ceased publication two free weekly print titles – The Birmingham Post Lite and Scottish business paper Business7.…
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