Arts & Culture: Media
Lead Feature
The wars of too many words
Since the Independent offered its readers more on Saturday, bulk has been the weapon of choice in the circulation war
In media
And the real filthmongers?
- By Richard Herring
- 21 November
How does the print media manage to remain above criticism when they often do much more harm than the things they are criticising, wonders Richard Herring
Against the liberalocracy
- By Brian Cathcart
- 13 November
The editor of the Daily Mail sees himself as a victim, desperately leading the defence of the values of the mass of decent people
The Real McCann Scandal
- By Brian Cathcart
- 23 October
Brian Cathcart details how the British press set out to systematically destroy the parents of Madeleine McCann.
News hit by whiteout
- By Brian Cathcart
- 09 October
The press is still in panicky denial over diversity and racism, as the coverage of Sir Ian Blair's departure shows
Fighting on to the end
- By Anthony Howard
- 02 October
With our backs to the wall, and believing in the justice of our cause, each one of us must fight on to the end - a message for Gordon Brown to give the troops?
Weather makers
- By James Robinson
- 02 October
As storms break around Gordon Brown and David Cameron, politics is being shaped not by the party leaders, but by a complex network of super-powerful press and media players
Feature
That old top-rate myth
As Labour shows itself willing to challenge the right-wing press, now is the moment for the party to prove it can be even bolder
More in media
The market delivers bad news
- By Brian Cathcart
- 02 October 2008
Kate Adie's diary
- By Kate Adie
- 25 September 2008
Journalists: they can't live without us
- By Brian Cathcart
- 25 September 2008
Truth and war mean nothing at the party conferences
- By John Pilger
- 25 September 2008
Getting things right is not a luxury
- By Brian Cathcart
- 18 September 2008
Get out the suntan lotion
- By Brian Cathcart
- 11 September 2008
Our murderous comedy of errors
- By John Pilger
- 11 September 2008
