media
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Edition 10 City Banner Home Page
The rise and fall of Bristol’s print industry
Memories of hot metal, union pride and livelihoods in the city
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Chasing hard facts in a post-truth world
Depending on your political slant, the year just ended was a time of incredulous horror or a breath of fresh air. A globally turbulent 2016 saw Western societal foundations trembling and – on the surface at least – perceived elites showing cracks.
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The Cable will not decide on press regulation without full co-op consultation
The Cable will not settle a position on press regulation without thorough consultation with members and advisors.
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Ideas And Action Banner Home Page Interviews Voices
“You have to change things”: Interview with leading investigative journalist
The Bristol Cable invited Meirion Jones, the Investigations Editor of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism to talk.
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Ideas And Action Banner Home Page Edition 9
Blowing the whistle, without getting whacked
As we launch our training programme for journalists, let’s not forget about the real lifeblood of any news organisation – the sources.
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The so-called exclusives of Bristol media…
The best of the city’s (other) local media bravely fighting the good fight…
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Co-op Community Ideas And Action Reports
The Bristol Post just stooped to a new low. Here’s why…
In responding to renewed controversy about Green Capital and the complete lack of transparency over£8 Million worth of public money and corporate involvement, the Post...
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Who owns your local media?
A look at the ownership structure of Trinity Mirror, the company behind Local World and Bristol Post
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Bristol And Beyond Edition 6 Ideas And Action Features City
Destination unknown: Trinity Mirror, the Bristol Post and the erosion of local media
Taking the ‘local’ out of Local World, and the journalism out of our media
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Bristol And Beyond Voices City Edition 6
Tony Blair is right to call himself a nincompoop,
but not because of the Freedom of Information Act
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Media: business or public service?
In his statement to the Leveson Inquiry into the culture, practices, and ethics of the press that followed the phone hacking scandal in 2011, the...
