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15 February 2012
Constraints and motivations affecting journalism in Egypt after February 2011
Naomi Sakr, Professor of Media Policy, University of Westminster -
17 February 2012
The Coalition; in office but not in power? How it all began, and how it will surely end
David Mellor, former Conservative MP and cabinet member -
21 February 2012
The Politicisation of Public Broadcasting in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Corinna Arndt, Oxford -
22 February 2012
The British media – the view from outside
Sarah Lyall, London correspondent, New York Times -
24 February 2012
Regulation: some thoughts from both sides of the fence
Philip Graf, chairman of the Gambling Commission and former deputy chairman of broadcast regulator Ofcom and former CEO of Trinity Mirror Newspapers -
29 February 2012
Numbers are weapons - a self defence guide
Tim Harford, Financial Times columnist and author of 'Adapt' and 'The Undercover Economist' -
02 March 2012
Politics and the Internet
Greg Clark MP, localism and cities minister in the Department for Communities and Local Government and; Tim Montgomerie, editor of the ConservativeHome website. -
08 March 2012
Reporting China
Rob Gifford, China editor, The Economist -
09 March 2012
The future of magazines: Nine-and-a-half observations from the frontline
Gill Hudson, Editor, Reader’s Digest and former editor of Radio Times -
14 March 2012
Reuters Fellows' Final presentations
Kyaw Thu, Freelance Journalist, Hend Selim, Deputy Head of the Foreign Affairs department at Al Wafd daily newspaper , Szabolcs Toth, Editor, weekend supplement of Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet -
25 April 2012
A Million Media Now! The Rise of India on the Global Scene
Professor Daya Thussu, University of Westminster -
27 April 2012
Reporting the European Union
David Gow, former European business editor, Guardian
