The Huw Edwards crisis has revealed the BBC’s editorial blind spot
If the corporation is to survive, it needs a robust policy for covering celebrity scandals.
ByIf the corporation is to survive, it needs a robust policy for covering celebrity scandals.
ByWith the nation consumed by sleaze, the serious business of government is at a standstill.
ByThe infinite choice of TV streaming has led to banality and fatigue – it’s time to embrace physical media once…
ByI lament the loss of my fellow down-at-heel columnist. We aren’t the kind that hang around for long.
ByThe founders of AI are divided over what’s next.
ByAlso this week: a word of warning for Sadiq Khan and reflecting on the new age of AI journalism.
ByYour weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
ByExcessive media voyeurism can turn a sensitive case into its own content vertical – with seriously negative effects.
ByFrom an “exclusive” interview to a live feed on the This Morning presenter’s departure, the broadcaster has left its lofty…
ByThis week saw a promotion for Vere Harmsworth, a promising executive and... son of Lord Rothermere, the Daily Mail’s proprietor.
ByThe Power Test, co-hosted by Ayesha Hazarika and Sam Freedman, will delight Westminster obsessives.
ByThe decline of Vice and BuzzFeed marks the end of a time it was easy to believe the internet was…
ByElon Musk’s ruin of Twitter has been a boon for the newsletter platform, which is reshaping the market for the…
ByThe retailer will return to its former flagship shop in central London after a four-year absence, following a surge in…
ByDavid Aaronovitch didn’t hold back about his former employer – or the Telegraph.
ByDuring the austerity decade, life at the magazine was coloured by gifted colleagues and celebrity guest edits.
ByCulture warriors deploy the word “freedom” to keep us chained to a regressive, repressive status quo of fossil fuels.
ByStaff at the broadcaster hold its director-general and chairman in contempt.
ByFor many fans the veteran commentator’s death has been the focal point for a wider sense of loss.
ByWith enough motivation, anyone can get their foot in the door. Staying in the room is where it gets complicated.
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