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Murdoch’s media: it’s ownership, not regulation, that matters

Adam Ramsay 10 July 2011 Murdoch’s media: it’s ownership, not regulation, that matters2015-11-19T21:03:13+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 2 Comments
In the coming weeks we must surely move the discussion around the News of the World from the details of phone hacking to the questions of control. Already, David Cameron…
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Cartoon: Murdoch Reaches for the Sky

JamieFairlie 7 July 2011 Cartoon: Murdoch Reaches for the Sky2011-07-07T20:56:06+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
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Why I’m not Cheering the News of the World’s Demise.

Alasdair Thompson 7 July 2011 Why I’m not Cheering the News of the World’s Demise.2011-07-07T17:27:38+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 9 Comments
So this Sunday's News Of The World will be the last, after over 150 years James Murdoch has announced that News International's biggest selling paper is to close. You'd think…
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Murdoch is a cancer. Sharpen the Scalpel.

JonathanKent 7 July 2011 Murdoch is a cancer. Sharpen the Scalpel.2011-07-07T09:41:13+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
We only have ourselves to blame. For years we’ve accepted that politicians and celebrities are somehow fair game for the attentions of the tabloid press.  It’s allowed a culture to…
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Will increased media scrutiny make politicians less like machines, or more?

Adam Ramsay 4 July 2011 Will increased media scrutiny make politicians less like machines, or more?2011-07-04T09:11:32+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 1 Comment
A few years ago, I remember watching a documentary about the rise of Tony Blair. One journalist who had been a lobby correspondent when he first became an MP said…
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Video Released of Edinburgh Uncut Arrests.

Bright Green Editors 2 June 2011 Video Released of Edinburgh Uncut Arrests.2011-06-02T15:12:32+01:00 Green Parties 3 Comments
Video of Edinburgh Uncut’s protest at Bhs on May 28, during which two women were arrested and both charged with Breach of the Peace, one also with “Resisting Arrest”, has…
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All Watched Over By Machines of Loving Grace – Episode Two

Alasdair Thompson 2 June 2011 All Watched Over By Machines of Loving Grace – Episode Two2011-06-02T08:30:12+01:00 Environment 2 Comments
An unrealistic view of nature as a self-regulating system, constantly in balance and which always returns swiftly to equilibrium after any disturbance has distracted us from a real examination of…
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Tartan Trechery: Radio Caledonia and Scotland’s Lord Haw Haw

Bright Green Editors 1 June 2011 Tartan Trechery: Radio Caledonia and Scotland’s Lord Haw Haw2017-07-22T14:59:10+01:00 *Essays* 1 Comment
by Gavin Bowd. This article first appeared in issue 26 of Democratic Left Scotland's magazine, Perspectives. The radical right has been a noisy and sometimes menacing part of the British…
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On internet history and regulation

Gilbert Ramsay 26 May 2011 On internet history and regulation2017-07-22T15:04:00+01:00 *Essays* 4 Comments
So, we learn that one of the big areas on which the US and the UK are supposed to still have a special relationship is that of 'cyberspace'. Or rather, I learned…
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Machines of Loving Grace (and their Masters).

Alasdair Thompson 26 May 2011 Machines of Loving Grace (and their Masters).2011-05-26T08:30:17+01:00 6 Comments
A shorter version of this article was originally published by ORGzine. If there was a fault with the first episode of Adam Curtis' All Watched Over By Machines of Loving…
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