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The disclosure of documents seized in Osama bin Laden’s home confirm what many have often thought. Al Qaeda not only believes that the media are a useful weapon – but has a developed and well considered strategy for using the media to influence people.
Among the papers released by the United States is the concept for an insurgent publicity campaign for 2011’s tenth...
Should the media ever be allowed to break the law in pursuit of a story? Their defence would be that it is in the public interest. But the public interest is less clearly defined than the law – and allowing this defence would lead to confusion.
It’s highlighted because of allegations that newspapers in Britain routinely hacked the voicemail of mobile phone users. They...
Much is made of the role of the media in creating and supporting democracy. A key part of this is the ability of anyone to turn to the media, and on merit, have their story or point of view reported. Sometimes ordinary people create the content itself – ‘citizen journalism’ is a modern and powerful phenomenon. Recent protests sweeping North Africa and the Middle East prove...
Few subjects divide opinion more than the actions of Wikileaks and its publication of ‘confidential’ material. But its founder knows that if he’s to have a chance to win hearts and minds to his cause, the media is the battleground. So, within minutes of being released from prison on bail, Julian Assange was talking to reporters.
In any successful communication...
The media is driven by deadlines and competition. And both cause the sort of excitement which lead to reporters' mistakes. When the BBC published breaking news that thousands of confidential documents had been released on Wikileaks, it sent out a text to subscribers of its mobile news service. But the first story contained one vital error – the reporter had got their 'Wikileaks...
Peer Of The Year and two days later he'd resigned as a Government adviser. Lord Young, in The Daily Telegraph, said that most Britons had "never had it so good" despite the "so-called recession".
The Prime Minister's enterprise adviser surely never expected his remarks could have such consequences.
While the views expressed in his...
Complaining about the media is a pastime in many places - they're too powerful, dishonest, biased or sensational. All probably true.
But it's a reality that we get the media we deserve. For example, each day millions of people, millions of 'us', buy newspapers. This earns them revenue both through sales and advertising. And that endorses the product. If we're really unhappy, why do we...
1989 the East German government struggles to resist reform. The politburo decided on a complex and restricting new policy for limited travel to the West.
The man given the job of announcing the new policy was politburo member Guenter Schabowski. When his fellow Communist leaders decided on the new regulations he was out of the room. He skimmed the policy and headed off...
2.4 million people in the UK underpaid tax due to errors in the PAYE tax system. The cause; computer software problems and failures by tax officials. The news that 1.4 million of those people owed an average of £1,428 became an instant story.
At 9am the civil servant in charge of tax, Dave Hartnett told BBC radio: "I'm not sure I see a need to apologise...
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