British Journalism Review Tạp chí Báo chí Anh
2008 – 19:1 2008 – 19:1
Articles Các bài viết
Investigative journalism Báo chí Điều tra
David Leigh David Leigh Time to climb out of the sewer Thời điểm thoát khỏi nắp cống 5 5
Ivor Gaber Ivor Gaber The myth about Panorama Sự huyền bí về bức toàn cảnh 10 10
Roy Greenslade Roy Greenslade People power Sức mạnh con người 15 15
Joseph Harker Joseph Harker Ethnic balance: race against the tide Cân bằng sắc tộc: chủng tộc chống lại thủy triều 23 23
Chris Moss Chris Moss Travel journalism: the road to nowhere Báo chí du lịch: co đường tới hư vô 33 33
Bill Hagerty Bill Hagerty Tony Hall: fighter pilot, enter stage left Tony Hall: phi công chiến đấu, bước vào bên 41 trái sân khấu 41
Kevin Sutcliffe Kevin Sutcliffe Not guilty - but who�s to know? Không phạm tội – nhưng ai biết đây? 48 48
Tom Whitwell Tom Whitwell Con voi độc: sửa lại không gian ảo 57 Rogue elephant: editing in cyberspace
57
Lauren Bravo Lauren Bravo Qũy mặc áo cà sa The devil wears Primark 63 63
John Knight John Knight Sự kết thúc của những lời tạm biệt dài Last of the long goodbyes 69 69
The Cudlipp Award Giải thưởng Cudlipp 74 74
BOOK REVIEWS CÁC PHÊ BÌNH SÁCH Gus Macdonald on World in Action Gus Macdonald về Thế giới hành động 81 81
Joy Johnson on Reporting Iraq Joy Johnson về Báo cáo Iraq 77 77
Don Berry on Guardian Style Don Berry về Phong cách người bảo trợ 79 79
Julia Langdon on Katharine Whitehorn Julia Langdon về Katharine Whitehorn 81 81
Jon Snow on Channel 4 Jon Snow về Kênh 14 83 83
Michael Leapman on Christina Lamb Michael Leapman về Christina Lamb 85 85
Anthony Delano on media moguls Anthony Delano về những người có thể lực 87 truyền thông. 87
Quotes of the Quarter Những bài trích của Quý 22 22
Ten years ago - The way we were 10 năm trước – cách chúng ta thực hiện khi đó 32 32
British Journalism Review Myth, Jung and the McC women 58-65 2008 – 19:2 Michael Brennan Articles Dangermen 66-71 Steven Barnett Victor Davis On the road to self-destruction Blame it on Blow Up 5-13 72-78
Adrian Monck Sue Ryan Dangerous obsession Book Review: All in the line of duty: 14-18 The Remarkable Lives of Bill Deedes, by Stephen Robinson (Little, Brown, Cal McCrystal £20, pp480) Knighthoods errant 79-81 19-24 Colin Jacobson Patrick Collins Book Review: Visual overkill: In a different league Reuters: Our World Now (Thames & 25-31 Hudson, pp352, £10) 82-84 Quotes of the Quarter 32 Jonathan Fenby Book Review: Chinese treacle: Peter Preston Rupert's Adventure in China: How Always on a Sunday Murdoch lost a fortune and found a wife, 33-38 byBruce Dover (Mainstream Publishing, 302 pp, £18.99) William Horsley 85-86 Europe: media freedom in retreat 39-45 Derek Jameson Book Review: Skiddy row: Forgive The way we were Us Our Press Passes, by Ian Skidmore 46 (Revel Barker Publishing, pp222, £9.95) 87-88 Damien McCrystal It's more fun on the `Dark Side' David Aaronovitch 47-51 Book Review: Echo warrior: The Age of the Warrior: Selected Writings, by Glyn Mon Hughes Robert Fisk (4th Estate, pp320, 14.99) Arwyr lleol: (That's Welsh for local 89-90 heroes) 52-57 Bill Hagerty Street scenes: Fleet Street — the James Anslow inside story of journalism, edited by Vivian Brodzky (Macdonald, 1966, pp219, original price unknown) 91-93
British Journalism Review Icons of photography: Harry Benson 2008 – 19:3 33-34
Articles Arthur MacMillan Scots on the rocks Leonard Downie, Jr 35-42 U.S. press: bright new dawn 5-7 John McEntee Desmond's legacy: Expresses derailed Joy Johnson 43-48 Billboard jungle 7-9 Robert Barnett Ethics in China's wild west John Smith 49-56 One-way street 9-11 Michael Wilson Crisis? What crisis? But it's great TV Quotes of the Quarter 1: From the 57-61 July 24 High Court judgment of Mr Justice Eady in the breach of confidence Magnus Linklater and invasion of privacy action brought What happened to playing fair? by Max Mosley, Formula One boss, 62-66 against the News of the World. The judge found for Mr Mosley, whom the Greg Dyke paper had accused of taking part in a Book Review: The men who sacked "sick nazi orgy", and awarded him ITV: The Dream that Died— The Rise £60,000 damages and Fall of ITV, by Ray Fitzwalter 12 (Matador, pp286, £19.99) 67-69 Wilf Mbanga Fighting fire, with words as weapons Robin Lustig 13-18 Book Review: For FOOC's sake: More From Our Own Correspondent, Julian Petley edited by Tony Grant (Profile Books, Bleak outlook on the news front pp358, £8.99) 19-25 69-71
The way we were: From the British Mark Bolland Journalism Review of 10 years ago (vol. Book Review: Pros and cons: The 9, issue no 3, 1998) Fame Formula, by Mark Borkowski 26 (Sidgwick & Jackson, pp380, £16.99) 71-73 Suzanne Franks Getting into bed with charity Derek Jameson 27-32 Book Review: Rogues and chancers: News of the world? Fake Sheikhs and Royal Trappings, by Peter Burden (Eye Books, pp174, £12.99) 73-75
Cal McCrystal Book Review: Chicken feed: Panicology, by Simon Briscoe & Hugh Aldersey-Williams (Penguin Viking Adult, 204pp, £18.99) 75-77
Brian Winston Book Review: Minority view: Media & Values: Intimate Transgressions in a Changing Moral and Cultural Landscape, by David E Morrison, Matthew Kiernan, Michael Svennevig & Sarah Ventress (Intellect, pp392, £29.95) 77-79
Bill Hagerty Book Review: Second Time Around: A Classic Revisited. Towards yesterday: Towards the End of the Morning, by Michael Frayn (Collins 1967; republished in paperback by Faber and Faber 2005, pp221, £7.99) 79-80
British Journalism Review Christina Lamb on Ann Leslie 85
2008 – 19:4 Philip Jacobson on Daoud Hari 88
Articles Phillip Knightley on Elliott/Imhasly/Denyer 90 Not finally... - Subjective views on matters journalistic Brian MacArthur on Anthony Delano 92 Michael White, Laurel Maury, John Cole 5
Kenton Bird - Sarah Palin's a journalist, too 13
Piers Morgan - Adventures of the comeback kid 17
Iain Dale - Mining for gold in the blogosphere 31
Steven Barnett - TV news and the echo of Murrow 37
Mark Seddon - Labour's love lost? 45
Shane Richmond - How SEO is changing journalism 51
Julia Cresswell - Let's hear it for the cliché 57
Stephen Pritchard - Holding ourselves accountable 63
Anthony Delano - Different horses, different courses 68
John Hill - Will hacking help the press? 75
BOOK REVIEWS Michael Henderson on Michael Parkinson 81
Eamonn McCabe on Kenneth Kobré 83