
These are some of the things that have caught my attention lately. It’s a more eclectic mix than just the news business, but then so’s life: Continue reading

These are some of the things that have caught my attention lately. It’s a more eclectic mix than just the news business, but then so’s life: Continue reading
A new book, Beyond Trust picks up some of the issues raised in Can You Trust The Media?
Here’s Kevin Marsh, siding with Andrew Gilligan, in viewing the book as nihilistic:
Journalism’s journey – in Professor Larry Sabato’s (1991) description – from ‘lapdog, through watchdog to junkyard dog’ with all that entails in loss of public trust is, in part at least, legitimised by a strand of academic thinking. Professor Adrian Monck of City University London, concluded in his book Can You Trust The Media? (2008) that we were misguided even to think that we should. Continue reading

These are some of the things that have caught my attention lately. It’s a more eclectic mix than just the news business, but then so’s life: Continue reading
A follow-up to this post on the British National Party. Although the copy has disappeared from the BNP’s own website there is still a version of the piece they wrote asking members to email me. It appears at www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php?t=41944 (motto: White Pride, World Wide).
Race Hate attacks ignored by Channel 5
…One of our Lancashire supporters recently wrote to C5 News Editor, Adrian Monck, asking why no one in the UK media had ever broadcast news about one of the most appalling race-hate crimes ever to have taken place in the USA. Continue reading