Excellent adv
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmYog5DszEI&feature=youtu.be
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That is what we call a rhetorical flip flop in the full sense of the word!
Conservative party deletes archive of speeches from internet. Decade's worth of records is erased, including PM's speech praising internet for making more information available. According to The Guardian : 'The Conservatives have removed a decade of speeches from their website and from the main internet library – including one in which David Cameron claimed being able to search the web would democratise politics by making "more information available to more people, giving them more power". For more info read Randeep Ramesh and Alex Hern 's full report.
A good example of what you should avoid when reporting about sensitive matters
Discuss with your IS project tutor what is wrong with this piece!
FT leaving behind the print edition
Written by Roy Greenslade The Guardian In effect, it means that the FT's paper will no longer be a "news"paper. There will be only "minimal late evening changes". Late-night working will virtually cease. Barber explains: "The 1970s-style newspaper publishing process - making incremental changes to multiple editions through the night is dead. In future, our print product will derive from the web offering - not vice versa." Barber says "journalists will publish stories to meet peak viewing times on the web rather than old print deadlines," adding: "The process will be akin to a broadcasting schedule. Where once we planned around page lay-outs, we will now adopt a news bulletin-style approach." In pointing out that "news editors and reporters will shift further away from reactive news gathering to value-added 'news in context'", he then stresses that staff will be expected to remain "faithfu...
A master class in poor production and ethical practice of journalism
BBC Breakfast rejects guest over her views on unpaid internships Graduate Fog’s founder Tanya de Grunwald was dropped hours before a planned TV appearance on Friday’s BBC Breakfast – after she refused producers’ requests to tell viewers that unpaid internships can be a really good thing. So de Grunwald ended up spending a night at Salford Media City Holiday Inn (double room fee: £109). The train ticket cost a further £79. "On the up-side," she told me, " I enjoyed an excellent cooked breakfast the next day ." (As pictured above). Update (provided by The Guardian ): The BBC emailed a statement by a spokesperson at 8pm: "On some occasions it is decided, for editorial reasons, to stand down a guest. "On this occasion the decision was made close the time of broadcast and for this we have apologised to the guest. The decision was made to interview MP Hazel Blears who's currently campaigning in parliament on this issue. Sources: Graduate Fog an...
The horse-meat scandal-how to manage a crisis?
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson insists "unprecedented" tests have been set up to tackle the horsemeat scandal and denies the FSA has failed consumers. By Channel 4 News http://www.channel4.com/news/horse-meat-burgers-the-key-questions http://blogs.channel4.com/factcheck/why-horsemeat-crackdown-could-be-a-shambles/12720