Geoffrey Goodman

Day of the internet- and the witches
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 3-6. [PDF]  

Bill Hagerty

The Full Monty
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 7-16. [PDF]  

Excuse me, M'lord, did I hearyou murmur"F.. off"?
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 17-21. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Geoffrey Tucker

A tale of two Heaths
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 22-26. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Lord Wakeham

Why I stand by the Code
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 27-31. [PDF]  

Ronald Stevens

For "dumbing down" read "accessible"
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 32-35. [PDF]  

Jean Stead

Orange juice and abundant ethics
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 36-40. [PDF]  

Magnus Linklater

Can public trust be regained?
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 49-55. [PDF]  

Hugh O'Shaughnessy

Maybe we have a future after all
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 56-59. [PDF]  

Beulah Ainley

Wanted: more blacks in the media
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 60-64. [PDF]  

Don Redding

The wrong focus on calamities
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 65-70. [PDF]  

Gerald Isaaman

Book Reviews : Nosey-parkers will always survive: Making The Local News: Local Journalism in context. Edited by Bob Franklin and David Murphy. Routledge £50.00 hardback, £14.99 paperback
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 71-73. [PDF]  

Colin Jacobson

Book Reviews : Images from far away stars: oung Meteors: British PhotoJournalism 1957 65, by Martin Harrison. Jonathan Cape, £25.00
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 74-75. [PDF]  

Ray Boston

Book Reviews : The rest is history- of a kind: The News Revolution in England: Cultural Dynamics of Information by C. John Sommerville. (Oxford University Press. £42.50)
British Journalism Review 1998 9: 76-80. [PDF]  

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