Media

Marr’s disgraceful Corbyn interview was designed to divert from the real issues

WHAT a despicable performance by Andrew Marr in his BBC TV interview with Jeremy Corbyn this morning.

Features | Wednesday 19th Sep 2018

Actually existing anti-semitism

Features | Tuesday 18th Sep 2018

IHRA and anti-semitism: has the Israeli lobby shot itself in the foot?

Features | Wednesday 25th Jul 2018

Mainstream media obscures the truth about climate change from public eyes

Wednesday 25th Jul 2018

Making Labour of the people, by the people, for the people

Labour recently lost control of Derby City Council as voters in working-class areas turned their back on a party perceived locally as the purveyors of austerity. JYOTI WILKINSON argues that it is these communities that Labour now needs to reach and Derby Transformed festival will be the first step

Tuesday 24th Jul 2018

Why is the BBC so stupidly right wing?

PEOPLE who can’t stand the Radio 4 Today programme missed a rare flash of insight yesterday when Labour MP Dame Margaret Hodge was telling Martha K

Thursday 28th Jun 2018

Exposing the media’s attack dog formula against Venezuela

OLIVER VARGAS responds to an article by liberal hipsters Vice and its misrepresentation a recent Venezuela Solidarity Campaign event

Tuesday 26th Jun 2018

Cartoon Press baron dinosaurs

by Tim Sanders

Friday 22nd Jun 2018

Press and broadcasting The war for media democracy

TIM GOPSILL exams the fate of the Leveson inquiry

Monday 04th Jun 2018

Ignore those human rights abuses. Just keep on buying

COLIN TODHUNTER describes how corporate and government PR helps hide capitalism’s crimes and distracts us from seeking emancipatory change

Thursday 10th May 2018

Leveson part two defeated in Parliament by just nine votes

Five Tory MPs supported Labour's amendment to establish the inquiry. John Grogan was the only Labour MP to oppose it

Monday 07th May 2018

The media treads a thin line between truth and lies

The media reporting of the local election results bore little resemblance to reality, says PAUL DONOVAN

Monday 07th May 2018

The dangerous groupthink of the British media

Not everyone in the media is as ‘independent’ as they might like to think, writes IAN SINCLAIR

Friday 04th May 2018

Industrial Al Jazeera bosses enter pay talks after journalists announce strike

Media

Marr’s disgraceful Corbyn interview was designed to divert from the real issues

WHAT a despicable performance by Andrew Marr in his BBC TV interview with Jeremy Corbyn this morning.

Actually existing anti-semitism

IHRA and anti-semitism: has the Israeli lobby shot itself in the foot?

Mainstream media obscures the truth about climate change from public eyes

Making Labour of the people, by the people, for the people

Labour recently lost control of Derby City Council as voters in working-class areas turned their back on a party perceived locally as the purveyors of austerity. JYOTI WILKINSON argues that it is these communities that Labour now needs to reach and Derby Transformed festival will be the first step

Why is the BBC so stupidly right wing?

PEOPLE who can’t stand the Radio 4 Today programme missed a rare flash of insight yesterday when Labour MP Dame Margaret Hodge was telling Martha K

Exposing the media’s attack dog formula against Venezuela

OLIVER VARGAS responds to an article by liberal hipsters Vice and its misrepresentation a recent Venezuela Solidarity Campaign event

Cartoon Press baron dinosaurs

by Tim Sanders

Press and broadcasting The war for media democracy

TIM GOPSILL exams the fate of the Leveson inquiry

Ignore those human rights abuses. Just keep on buying

COLIN TODHUNTER describes how corporate and government PR helps hide capitalism’s crimes and distracts us from seeking emancipatory change

Leveson part two defeated in Parliament by just nine votes

Five Tory MPs supported Labour's amendment to establish the inquiry. John Grogan was the only Labour MP to oppose it

The media treads a thin line between truth and lies

The media reporting of the local election results bore little resemblance to reality, says PAUL DONOVAN

The dangerous groupthink of the British media

Not everyone in the media is as ‘independent’ as they might like to think, writes IAN SINCLAIR

Industrial Al Jazeera bosses enter pay talks after journalists announce strike

BOSSES at Al Jazeera English have agreed to enter pay talks after journalists at the Qatar-based news broadcaster announced strike action.

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