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03 November 2010
International reporting on TV; what gets on, what doesn't, and why
Eamon Matthews, Executive producer, Unreported World, Channel 4 -
04 November 2010
World Wide Research
Professor William Dutton, Oxford Internet Institute -
05 November 2010
Berlusconi and the media
Enrico Franceschini, London correspondent, La Repubblica -
10 November 2010
Good reporting when science is headline news
Fiona Fox, Director, Science Media Centre -
12 November 2010
The TV Election Debates in the UK
Alastair Stewart, ITN News Presenter -
17 November 2010
How to get heard: reaching old and new media
Nick Fraser, Storyville series editor, BBC and RISJ visiting fellow -
18 November 2010
Exclusive dealing and news provision: the AP and its malcontents
Dr Jonathan Silberstein-Loeb, Said Business School -
19 November 2010
Reporting India to the UK and the UK to India
Amit Roy, Daily Telegraph and Calcutta Telegraph -
23 November 2010
The Changing Business of Journalism and its Implications for Democracy
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25 November 2010
The Berlusconi experience. A new model of politics for the twenty-first century?
Paolo Mancini, Former Visiting Fellow -
26 November 2010
Reporting Politics to a Mass audience
Nick Robinson, BBC Political Editor -
01 December 2010
From the BBC to Google: how the internet is changing media consumption and the news industry
Peter Barron, Director, Communications & Public Affairs, North and Central Europe, Google