Womb watching at the women's mags
Celebrity wombs are under constant surveillance by gossip magazines, and readers lap up the fake pregnancy stories. But the future of these publications does not look bright. Read more »
Leading us to war
In the wake of the Chilcot Report, has the media learnt any lessons from Iraq and reporting on WMD? Read more »
Beating up a ban
The Daily Telegraph did not hold back with its story on a high school wanting to ban the word 'girls'. But what checks did it make to verify the claims? Read more »
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Beating up a ban
25 July 2016
The Daily Telegraph did not hold back with its story on a high school wanting to ban the word 'girls'. But what checks did it make to verify the claims? Read more »
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Leading us to war
25 July 2016
In the wake of the Chilcot Report, has the media learnt any lessons from Iraq and reporting on WMD? Read more »
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Womb watching at the women's mags
25 July 2016
Celebrity wombs are under constant surveillance by gossip magazines, and readers lap up the fake pregnancy stories. But the future of these publications does not look bright. Read more »
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Press freedom post coup
18 July 2016
Post the attempted coup in Turkey, keep in mind the fate of the reporters now facing or under arrest. Read more »
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