Changes in the law and technology are making web users increasingly vulnerable to the big bad wolves of governments and corporations The future of journalism, according to The Guardian’s “Three Continue Reading →
CHRIS LINES Periodical 2003 Editor, Gambling Insider Who do you most admire in the media? There are some wonderful bloggers, many of them hoping somebody notices their writing and offers Continue Reading →
XCity 26 will be featuring a number of profile interviews in our listings section. Here, we talk to City AM’s Economics reporter, Tim Wallace (Broadcast, 2010) about his views on Continue Reading →
The Guardian’s Facebook app now has nearly 4 million monthly users. Martin Belam, information architect at the Guardian, explains the story behind a groundbreaking app Facebook’s campus at Menlo Park, Continue Reading →
Karl Marx said that civilisation would ultimately be debauched by everything becoming a commodity to be traded. He wasn’t wrong. In a fierce ratings war, most reporting is skewed by Continue Reading →
Travel writing is tough. For writers like Eric Newby, Bruce Chatwin, Patrick Leigh Fermor and William Dalrymple, bumbling journeys through the Hindu Kush, spontaneous six-month stints in Patagonia, or following Continue Reading →
“The much trumpeted progress of this century consists for the most part of a tangle of machines whose aim is simply to gather fast and furiously the scattered elements of Continue Reading →
OpenLeaks, a new online platform, aims to make whistle-blowing safer and more widespread. Here, the clandestine organisation, which includes former members of WikiLeaks, explains its vision. We must first define Continue Reading →
