Issue 10.1 book reviews

Lily Canter and Emma Wilkinson, Freelancing for Journalists – Review by Kerri Watt

Chris Frost, Privacy and the News Media – Review by David Baines

Tony Harcup, What’s the Point of News: A Study in Ethical Journalism – Review by Chris Frost

John Mair et al., Brexit, Trump and the Media – Review by Sara McConnell

Romaine Fullerton and Maggie Patterson, Murder in our Midst: Comparing Crime Coverage Ethics in an Age of Globalized News – Review by Chris Frost

Tom Bower, Boris Johnson: The Gambler, review by John Mair

Alan Rushbridger, News and How to Use it – review by Michael Foley

Patrick Barwise and Peter York The War Against The BBC: How An Unprecedented
Combination of Hostile Forces is Destroying Britain’s Greatest Cultural Institution ..And
Why You Should Care – Review by John Mair

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Pinkoes and Traitors by Jean Seaton, reviewed by John Mair;

Freedom of Information Act Ten Years On co-edited by Tom Felle and John Mair reviewed by Sarah Chapman;

Media Imperialism, by Oliver Boyd-Barrett and Global Communications by Cees J Hamelink, both reviewed by Alan Geere;

Key Readings in Journalism by Elliot King and Jane L Chapman is reviewed by Emma Hemmingway;

Periodicals and Journalism in Twentieth Century Ireland by Mark O’Brien and Felix M Larkin (ed) and Newspapers and Newsmakers: The Dublin Nationalist Press in the Mid-Nineteenth Century are reviewed by Michael Foley;

Journalism: Principles and Practice 3rd edtn by Tony Harcup reviewed by Gary Hudson.

Classics from the Journalism Bookshelf:

British News Media and the Spanish Civil War by David Deacon reviewed by Richard Keeble

Bad Science by Ben Goldacre reviewed by David Hayward

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