Merry Christmas! Things are winding down for the year, and I hope you’ve enjoyed what I’ve been doing at The Addition. I love having you as a listener! But keeping this up is hard work. The only real way this newsletter and podcast can continue in 2024 is if readers take out paid subscriptions. It […]
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Merry Christmas! Things are winding down for the year and I hope you’ve enjoyed what I’ve been doing at The Addition. I love having you as a reader! But keeping this up is hard work. The only real way this newsletter can continue in 2024 is if readers take out paid subscriptions. It would mean
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Ofcom has found GB News in breach of the Broadcasting Code. In a decision announced today, it concluded that coverage of the broadcaster’s Don’t Kill Cash campaign broke impartiality guidelines. However, the regulator has done next to nothing in response. Ofcom said that GB News did not really offer a range of different perspectives on
GB News in Breach Again. Ofcom Does Nothing About it. Read More »
Photo by Shaun Jeffers / Shutterstock.com The money may not be, in relative terms, very much, certainly not to Prince Harry, but the awarding of £140,600 in damages to him today will cause waves in the media industry. A High Court judge today ruled that 15 of the 33 sample articles submitted by the Duke
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It is pretty clear now that the Twitter many of us used, and some of us liked, is dead and not coming back. That’s not just because of the ridiculous name change. Elon Musk killed it and it seems like he is doing it deliberately. I barely use it any more and the data suggest
Truth is, I’m Quite Upset Elon Musk Broke Twitter Read More »
The BBC is always under huge scrutiny. That will only increase over the next 12 months as it has to navigate coverage of both the UK and US elections. There are also issues surrounding local coverage and flagship shows like “Newsnight”, both of which are being reduced in various ways. Adam Sherwin, who reports on
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The BBC is always under huge scrutiny. That will only increase over the next 12 months as it has to navigate coverage of both the UK and US elections. There are also issues surrounding local coverage and flagship shows like “Newsnight”, both of which are being reduced in various ways. Adam Sherwin, who reports on
The Future of the BBC Read More »
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It’s a two-podcast week – the final “TV+ Talk+” 2023 is here. It’s a special show this month as Chuck Joiner and I assess the year that has been in Apple TV+. This includes a final review of “The Morning Show” (spoiler alert) and discussions about “The Buccaneers” and “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters”. “The Morning
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It’s a two-podcast week – the final “TV+ Talk+” 2023 is here. It’s a special show this month as Chuck Joiner and I assess the year that has been in Apple TV+. This includes a final review of “The Morning Show” (spoiler alert) and discussions about “The Buccaneers” and “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters”. “The Morning
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