The latest installment…
– Barroso: Euro relies on leaders’ promises
– Lord Goldsmith Knew Extent of Phone-Hacking in 2006
– Met police to investigate mobile tracking claims
– David Cameron: a lack of foresight saga
– Enough With The Murdoch Family Already
– Murdoch and his minions really did lower the tone of Britain’s tabloid press
– What did PM tell Murdoch about the BSkyB takeover?
– Widening access: why we need to look at university admission policies
– Once ignored, phone-hacking scandal gets global audience – CNN.com
– Understanding LGBT disappointment with Obama
– Phone hacking row shows News Corp is no ordinary news company
– Coulson was never given top security clearance in government
– No one told electorates in rich countries they would have to pay up for the rest
– Who runs the country? Not Murdoch.
– Why does Britain have such a popular, political and aggressive tabloid press?
– A stress test for the bigger crises that David Cameron will face
– his house believes that the internet is making journalism better, not worse.
– Adbusting on the London Tube: Dial M for Murdoch
– BBC cameraman has his pass removed for following phantom flan flinger
Mick is founding editor of Slugger. He has written papers on the impacts of the Internet on politics and the wider media and is a regular guest and speaking events across Ireland, the UK and Europe. Twitter: @MickFealty
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