Tag: journalism
Novara FM: Engine of Immortality
Report: Palestinian Journalists Are Risking Their Lives to Counteract the ‘Israeli Narrative’
by Daisy Schofield
Opinion: British Comment Journalism is in the Gutter – Signed, a Comment Journalist
by Moya Lothian-McLean
Novara FM: The Oxygen of Democracy
Is Political Journalism Broken?
From Dominic Cummings’ cosy texts to Laura Kuenssberg, to Boris Johnson having the Telegraph’s editorial board on speed dial, the cohort of journalists who make up the ‘Lobby’ have got a bad rap. Is mainstream political journalism in terminal decline? Or will the rise of independent and alternative media redefine ‘political journalism’ forever? And how […]
Report: Terfs Are Marginal in France. A New Media Platform Plans to Keep It That Way
by Olly Haynes
Opinion: The Trojan Horse Affair Gave Birth to the Prevent Strategy. It’s Time to Kill It
by Rob Faure Walker
Analysis: The Far Right is Using the Ukraine Crisis to Cement Its Power
by Volodya Vagner
Report: German State Broadcaster Fires Seven Arab Journalists in Supposed Antisemitism Purge
by Rivkah Brown
Opinion: Why is Labour Broke?
by Aaron Bastani
Opinion: Judith Butler’s Censorship by the Guardian Shows Who’s Really Being Silenced in the Fight for Trans Rights
by Moya Lothian-McLean
Opinion: BuzzFeed News Wanted to Be Radical – Instead It Was Mainstream Media With Listicles
by Justin Schlosberg
Downstream: Is the Left Failing on Free Speech? Interview With Ronan Burtenshaw
Opinion: The Right is Attempting to Redraw the Boundaries of Reasonable Opinion
by Ash Sarkar
Downstream: Does the US Want Julian Assange Dead? Interview With Yanis Varoufakis
On Monday a British judge ruled that Julian Assange should not be extradited to the United States on charges of espionage and computer hacking. Yet despite that verdict the judgment arguably represented a blow to freedom of the press – with the judge accepting the substance of the case made by the US state department. […]
Black Britannia: The Race Today Collective Demonstrated the Radical Potential of Journalism
by Bryan Knight
Novara Docs: The Extradition of Julian Assange
Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange shot to fame in 2010 with a series of revelations that shook the world. 10 years later Assange faces up to 175 years imprisonment pending an extradition hearing this September. Whatever the outcome of his case, the political implications for whistleblowing, journalism, and indeed democracy itself may depend on the fate […]