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30 October 2009
Who owns the media and what they do with them
Lord Norman Fowler, Chairman, House of Lords Communication Committee -
05 November 2008
The untold story: organised crime is the biggest business on earth
Misha Glenny, journalist and author of 'McMafia: a journey through the global criminal underworld -
08 November 2008
Nordic Media in Theory and Practice
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12 November 2008
How 'Great' is British Journalism?
Stein Ringen, Professor of Sociology, Fellow of Green Templeton College at the University of Oxford and John Lloyd, Contributing Editor of the Financial Times and Director of Journalism at the Reuters Institute. -
13 November 2009
Being a columnist
Sir Simon Jenkins, columnist, former Editor, Times and Evening Standard -
19 November 2008
Starting out: a brainstorm on student journalism, and what comes after
Jordan and Isla Milne, co-founders of a world student newspaper and Oxford University journalists -
21 November 2008
The politics of public service broadcasting in Britain and France
Monique Dagnaud, Director of Research, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris -
22 November 2008
Public Service Broadcasting in Britain & France compared
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26 November 2008
How the web is saving journalism and making it better
Mick Fealty, creator of Slugger O'Toole and head of political blogs, Telegraph Group -
28 November 2008
Being an editor
Alan Rusbridger, Editor, Guardian -
01 December 2008
Journalism and the Financial Crisis
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03 December 2008
China's journalism: did anything change in 2008?
Isabel Hilton, journalist, BBC radio presenter and editor, China Dialogue website