Geoffrey Goodman

The Blair revolution?
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 3-6. [PDF]  

Andrem Marr

The night we nearly ran out of paper
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 7-14. [PDF]  

Norman Tebbit

Better as a salesman than a spin-doctor
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 15-17. [PDF]  

Robert G. Kaiser

The downward view from Olympus
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 18-25. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Peter Stothard

... and looking up from the coalface
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 25-33. [PDF]  

Hugh Cudlipp

The godfather of the British tabloids
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 34-44. [PDF]  

Peter Hill

Sounds of the century
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 45-52. [PDF]  

Patrick Hannan

The real democratic deficit is ... journalism in Wales
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 53-58. [PDF]  

Anthony Delano

The power of shorthand
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 59-63. [PDF]  

Mallory Wober

English - as she ain't spoken
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 64-67. [PDF]  

Michael Bromley and Homard Tumber

The first cyberspace election
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 68-74. [PDF]  

J.O. Baylen

Book Reviews : A history for historians: Powers of the Press. Newspapers, Power and the Public in Nineteenth- Century England, by Aled Jones (Scolar Press, £45.00)
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 75-76. [PDF]  

Johnnie Johnson

Book Reviews : 'Upslows' in the middle-east: Want You Soonest: Memoirs of a War Correspondent, by Frank Goldsworthy (Dorrance Publishing Co., £13-75)
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 77-78. [PDF]  

Ronald Stevens

Sir
British Journalism Review 1997 8: 79. [PDF]  

Tessa Mayes

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

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