Matt’s Messages: Into the (confidentiality) breach!
by K.H. In recent months, talk of the pandemic has waned, perhaps for the best. Personally, I imagine few of…
This article was not written by a robot – on the JournalismAI Festival 2021
By Lara Wiebecke Illustrated by Vaneeza Jawad If we are to believe movies like the Matrix or Ex Machina, and…
Suyin Haynes: ex-Beaver editor and current EIC of gal-dem on LSE, working at Time Magazine, and telling underrepresented stories
When Suyin Haynes started at LSE, she didn’t see herself as the type to become a journalist. Graduating in 2016…
Comment: What is the Fourth Estate? Everything.
At a time characterized by media convergence, where structural deregulation persists, and reporting that posits partisan opinion as fact appears…
Journos, hacks and nosey bastards: why journalism is the career for you
By Alex Jones, Deputy Editor at the Orbital, Royal Holloway’s student magazine The world of student journalism is hard-working, weird,…
LSE Limelight #10: Earthrise Journal Winter 2019 Issue
“What it has done, and what the purpose of it is, is to try and engage as many students as…
Cymru: Wedi’i ei chuddio gan y cyfryngau
The translation of the headline, written in Welsh, is 'Wales: Ignored by the media.' Adam Kearns, President of Welsh Society,…
Saving print journalism: out with the new, in with the old
illustration by Amelia Jabry Print journalism is dying. Newspaper circulation is plummeting across the board. The Sun, the best-selling newspaper…
The public is the enemy of good journalism
I’m a little too young to have a mantra, especially one so cynical. And yet, nearly every experience I’ve had…
How to save journalism
The state, publications and readers all have a role to play if vital journalism is to remain a viable enterprise…
