Geoffrey Goodman

Which way will the Moguls jump?
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 3-6. [PDF]  

Martin Bell

TV news: how far should we go?
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 7-16. [PDF]  

Colin Seymour-Ure

The afterlife of political cartoons
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 17-22. [PDF]  

Rnbert Shepherd

The challenge of political biography
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 23-28. [PDF]  

Lindsey Hilsum

Crossing the line to commitment
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 29-33. [PDF]  

Bill Hagerty

The hottest ticket in town
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 34-39. [PDF]  

Roy Greenslade

Carlton's glimpse of the future
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 40-49. [PDF]  

Eamonn McCabe

The end of the front page
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 50-52. [PDF]  

Anthony Delano

Prepare for do-it-yourself news
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 53-56. [PDF]  

Sondra Rubenstein

The bleaker side at the Cape of Good Hope
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 57-67. [PDF]  

Joy Johnson

A threat to open debate
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 68-71. [PDF]  

Alan Rusbridger

The Guardian answers back
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 72-74. [PDF]  

Ray Boston

Book Review : All our sins remember'd (with acknowledgements to Hamlet): Studies in Newspaper and Periodical Hirtory (1994), Edited by Michael Harris and Tom O'Malley (Mainstream, £63.50)
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 75-77. [PDF]  

Austin Matchell

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British Journalism Review 1997 8: 78-79. [PDF]  

Allan Robinson

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British Journalism Review 1997 8: 79-80. [PDF]  

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