Category: media

Top Dollar

Why is Top Gear, alone among BBC programmes, allowed to keep breaking editorial guidelines?

What do we do about the power of the corporate media? Here’s one answer.

Christopher Booker is now in even deeper trouble than before: damned in a High Court judgement. Yet still the Sunday Telegraph employs him.

Online astroturfing is more advanced and more automated than we’d imagined.

The internet is being captured by organised trolls. It’s time we fought back.

David Rose appears to have learnt nothing from his catastrophic mistakes before the Iraq war.

A new film on Channel 4 disses the greens while dodging the issue of power.

The report we publish for the first time today proves that the serious charges made against Rajendra Pachauri are completely untrue.

Grassroots campaigns could break Britain’s corrupt political system

Local papers are vanishing. Does it matter?

Why has Mr Justice Eady been allowed to conduct a one-man campaign against free speech?

The Spectator’s new editor has lost it before he even had it.

How does Christopher Booker get away with it?

A grotesque case of legal bullying using a 13th-Century law shows that in some respects we still haven’t shaken off feudalism.

A Proposal to Hamish Mykura, Head of Documentaries, Channel 4

A response to Channel 4’s head of documentaries, Hamish Mykura

The Great Global Warming Swindle is just one example of Channel 4’s war against the greens

People love films like The Great Global Warming Swindle, because they tell us what we want to believe.

Rupert Murdoch doesn’t even have to ask to get what he wants.

As the evidence accumulates, the Evening Standard’s allegations of terrorist planning have fallen apart.