Media

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

Arts | Tuesday 26th Jun 2018

Cartoon Press baron dinosaurs

Features | Friday 22nd Jun 2018

Press and broadcasting The war for media democracy

Features | Sunday 03rd Jun 2018

Ignore those human rights abuses. Just keep on buying

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

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

Thursday 19th Apr 2018

Media: The Morning Star’s message of liberation won’t be blunted by those determined to undermine Corbyn

From John Woodcock, to Guido Fawkes, to Joan Ryan, the Star has received its share of brickbats. But your paper won’t be deterred, says JOHN HAYLETT

Thursday 22nd Mar 2018

The Media The Washington Post: Watchdog or stenographer to power?

The Washington Post’s coverage of the Pentagon Papers and Watergate was in reality only a small island of dissenting journalism in a sea of stenography to established power, writes IAN SINCLAIR

Monday 19th Mar 2018

Media The media has not considered how Russophobia is benefitting big business

In dangerous times, the public is reliant upon the media to seek impartial, clear-headed and rational expertise. But so far all we’ve seen is speculation and the refusal to consider third-party interests, writes KENNY COYLE

Tuesday 13th Mar 2018

Media The Saudi prince’s state visit was a clear example of propaganda

The adverts for Mohammed bin Salman that smeared the papers last week show how the corporate media serves as a mouthpiece for the powerful, writes BEN COWLES

Wednesday 28th Feb 2018

Egypt's chief prosecutor signals tightened censorship

EGYPT signalled tightening restrictions on free speech today as chief prosecutor Nabil Sadeq warned staff that the “forces of evil” were working to

Wednesday 21st Feb 2018

Propaganda Natalie Nougayrede: a victim of the propaganda system she doesn’t think exists

IAN SINCLAIR deconstructs the former executive editor of Le Monde’s assertion that propaganda is what ‘they’ — Russia and other official enemies — do, not something the West dirties its hands with

Media

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

Press and broadcasting The war for media democracy

Ignore those human rights abuses. Just keep on buying

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.

Media: The Morning Star’s message of liberation won’t be blunted by those determined to undermine Corbyn

From John Woodcock, to Guido Fawkes, to Joan Ryan, the Star has received its share of brickbats. But your paper won’t be deterred, says JOHN HAYLETT

The Media The Washington Post: Watchdog or stenographer to power?

The Washington Post’s coverage of the Pentagon Papers and Watergate was in reality only a small island of dissenting journalism in a sea of stenography to established power, writes IAN SINCLAIR

Media The media has not considered how Russophobia is benefitting big business

In dangerous times, the public is reliant upon the media to seek impartial, clear-headed and rational expertise. But so far all we’ve seen is speculation and the refusal to consider third-party interests, writes KENNY COYLE

Media The Saudi prince’s state visit was a clear example of propaganda

The adverts for Mohammed bin Salman that smeared the papers last week show how the corporate media serves as a mouthpiece for the powerful, writes BEN COWLES

Egypt's chief prosecutor signals tightened censorship

EGYPT signalled tightening restrictions on free speech today as chief prosecutor Nabil Sadeq warned staff that the “forces of evil” were working to

Propaganda Natalie Nougayrede: a victim of the propaganda system she doesn’t think exists

IAN SINCLAIR deconstructs the former executive editor of Le Monde’s assertion that propaganda is what ‘they’ — Russia and other official enemies — do, not something the West dirties its hands with

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