Still Fighting the Natives
The National March for Palestine
The National March for Palestine began at the BBC’s London headquarters. Activists sprayed the doors with blood-red paint.(...)
The National March for Palestine
The National March for Palestine began at the BBC’s London headquarters. Activists sprayed the doors with blood-red paint.(...)
Rupert Murdoch’s Legacy, Part I
It’s the biggest story to hit the media business in years. Rupert Murdoch’s resignation is the end of an era.(...)
The Independent Story
The Independent has long been a favourite newspaper of British liberals and leftists alike.(...)
Making Sense of UnHerd
Old Queen Street Café can be found just off the corner of Storey’s Gate in Westminster. This plush restaurant is the innocuous salon of an online magazine for disaffected conservatives.(...)
The Rise and Fall of gal-dem
The first British magazine for women and non-binary people of colour is gone. After eight years of publishing, gal-dem shut down due to intractable financial difficulties.(...)
The UK Media and Iraq
Twenty years ago today, US and British forces entered Iraq to bring down Saddam Hussein and rid the country of weapons of mass destruction (WMD).(...)
Post-Brexit Ireland
The end of Ireland’s Brexit crisis shouldn’t be noteworthy. As Fintan O’Toole noted in The Guardian, the Windsor Framework could have been agreed upon two years ago.(...)
The BBC and Austerity
Not every media organisation can bear criticism, even self-criticism, but others require it to keep going.(...)