Here’s a podcast you should find interesting. It’s made by the BBC and it covers all the big stories and issues in the media right now.
Reporting on the Cornell rape investigation; Woman’s Hour at 80; Anneka Rice – The Media Show
What are the challenges of reporting on the Cornell University rape investigation, and how did it emerge in student and social media? We discuss with Kathleen Bartzen Culver, Professor of Journalism Ethics at the University of Wisconsin – Madison; and Dr Robert Topinka, Reader in Digital Culture at Birkbeck University of London.
As Woman’s Hour turns 80, its editor Karen Dalziel joins us to reflect on its impact and legacy. Also on the programme, the BBC’s Nick Thorpe looks at what's changed since Prime Minister Péter Magyar promised to restore media freedom six months ago. Plus, Anneka Rice looks back on her broadcasting career, five decades after she joined the BBC as a trainee.
- Reporting on the Cornell rape investigation; Woman’s Hour at 80; Anneka Rice
- Man City verdict, Dead Internet Theory, The Art of Casting
- Trump’s legal battle with White House press, the global media spotlight on the village of Piddington, Diana media narratives
- Is the right of reply under threat in the social media age?
- 70 Up the final instalment of 7 Up, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy on the BBC & how polling informs political media strategy?
