Geoffrey Goodman

All our yesterdays
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 3-4. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Maggie Brown

TV: solving broadcast blues
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Jane Moore

Women: having it all, our way
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Alistair Beaton

Papers: tweet and be damned
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Les Hinton

They’re stealing our lifeblood
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 13-18. [Abstract] [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Alan Rusbridger

I’ve seen the future and it’s mutual
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 19-26. [Abstract] [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Phil Harding

Pandemics, plagues and panic
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 27-33. [Abstract] [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Quotes of The Quarter — 1
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 34. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Bill Hagerty

The web could spell catastrophe
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 35-43. [Abstract] [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Quotes of The Quarter — 2
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 44. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Chris Mullin

Fear and loathing in tabloid Britain
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David Hencke

Why a Commons club fouled up
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 51-55. [Abstract] [PDF] [Request Permission]  

The way we were
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 56. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Jeremy Hayes

FOI: Whitehall strikes back
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 57-62. [Abstract] [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Daniel Simpson

Media ineptitude? We’ve been framed
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 63-70. [Abstract] [PDF] [Erratum for Simpson] [Request Permission]  

Quentin Letts

Congrats BJR, (but do try harder)
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 71-79. [Abstract] [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Thompson and Paxman at BJR Wheeler evening
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 80. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Matthew Engel

Book Review: Titanic homage to titan of the trade: Cardus: Celebrant of Beauty, by Robin Daniels (Palatine Books, Lancaster; pp452, £25)
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 81-82. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Colin Freeman

Conspiracy weary: Packaging Terrorism, by Susan D Moeller (Wiley-Blackwell, pp240, £12.99)
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 83-84. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Mary Riddell

Barber shopped: An Education, by Lynn Barber (Penguin, pp182, £8.99)
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 85-86. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Mark Urban

D for defunct: Secrecy and the Media, The Official History of the United Kingdom’s D-Notice System, by Nicholas Wilkinson (Routledge, pp613, £65)
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 87-88. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Brian Winston

Tools of the trade: Media Law & Human Rights, by Andrew Nichol QC, Gavin Millar QC and Andrew Sharland (Oxford University Press, pp 307, £49.95); Harm and Offence in Media Content: A Review of the Evidence, by Andrea Millwood Hargrave and Sonia Livingstone (Intellect Books, pp 344, £19.95)
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 89-90. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Mark Brayne

Shock and war: The Secret Life of War: Journeys Through Modern Conflict , by Peter Beaumont (Harvill Secker, pp280, £16.99)
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 91-93. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Brenda Maddox

Tales of the telex: The Man Who Knew Everything, by Tom Stacey (formerly Deadline, published by Heinemann in hardback, 1988, at £9.95; republished now in paperback by Capuchin Classics, pp147, £6.99)
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 94-95. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Paul Foot Award, 2009
British Journalism Review 2009 20: 96. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

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