British Journalism Review: Food for thought
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 3-4. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Steven Barnett

On the road to self-destruction
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 5-13. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Adrian Monck

Dangerous obsession
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 14-18. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Cal McCrystal

Knighthoods errant
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 19-24. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Patrick Collins

In a different league
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 25-31. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Quotes of the Quarter
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 32. [PDF]  

Peter Preston

Always on a Sunday
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 33-38. [Abstract] [PDF]  

William Horsley

Europe: media freedom in retreat
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 39-45. [Abstract] [PDF]  

The way we were
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 46. [PDF]  

Damien McCrystal

It's more fun on the `Dark Side'
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 47-51. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Glyn Mon Hughes

Arwyr lleol: (That's Welsh for local heroes)
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 52-57. [Abstract] [PDF]  

James Anslow

Myth, Jung and the McC women
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 58-65. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Michael Brennan

Dangermen
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 66-71. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Victor Davis

Blame it on Blow Up
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 72-78. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Sue Ryan

Book Review: All in the line of duty: The Remarkable Lives of Bill Deedes, by Stephen Robinson (Little, Brown, £20, pp480)
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 79-81. [PDF]  

Colin Jacobson

Book Review: Visual overkill: Reuters: Our World Now (Thames & Hudson, pp352, £10)
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 82-84. [PDF]  

Jonathan Fenby

Book Review: Chinese treacle: Rupert's Adventure in China: How Murdoch lost a fortune and found a wife, byBruce Dover (Mainstream Publishing, 302 pp, £18.99)
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 85-86. [PDF]  

Derek Jameson

Book Review: Skiddy row: Forgive Us Our Press Passes, by Ian Skidmore (Revel Barker Publishing, pp222, £9.95)
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 87-88. [PDF]  

David Aaronovitch

Book Review: Echo warrior: The Age of the Warrior: Selected Writings, by Robert Fisk (4th Estate, pp320, 14.99)
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 89-90. [PDF]  

Bill Hagerty

Street scenes: Fleet Street — the inside story of journalism, edited by Vivian Brodzky (Macdonald, 1966, pp219, original price unknown)
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 91-93. [PDF]  

Cudlipp Award winner
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 93. [PDF]  

Letters
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 94-95. [PDF]  

Entries invited for Paul Foot Award
British Journalism Review 2008 19: 96. [PDF]  

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