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To add to the very profound answer by photographer Giles Duley, can I just pick and choose 3 quotes by Marcel Duchamp? Why him? Because he challenged the whole idea of what art actually... Читать далее
Alexis Papazoglou is lecturer in philosophy at Royal Holloway, University of London. Before that he was affiliated lecturer in philosophy at the University of Cambridge. He is secretary for the Hegel Society of Great Britain.
Depends what we mean by post-truth.
The Oxford Dictionary, which chose ‘post-truth’ as the word for the year 2016 defines it thus: “relating to or denoting circumstances in which... Читать далее
This is a rather facile answer to an important question and one that can be easily gleaned from the Op-Ed pages of The Guardian. You fail to mention the ownership structure of the media... Читать далее
In order to become a good journalist you first have to become a journalist. The profession is changing rapidly these years, both in terms of technology but also in the way that journalism... Читать далее
There’s no easy answer, but I’ll touch on some of the bigger issues.
I’d reject the premise of the question to a certain extent. Readers do pay for journalism and public service... Читать далее
Citizen journalism certainly has its merits. Proponents would claim it fills a vacuum created by an often biased mainstream media. It’s true: we can’t always rely on traditional media to... Читать далее
Oppressive governments around the world that wish to suppress free speech are clearly the biggest threat to press freedom, in my view. As President of the Commonwealth Journalists’... Читать далее
Sociologist. Centre for Critical Inquiry into Society and Culture (CCISC), Aston University. Author of the book 'The BBC: Myth of a Public Service' (2016). Tweets as @ta_mills
I’m assuming this question relates to the BBC’s journalism, as opposed to its cultural output, and on that score the evidence from decades of research is very clear. It shows that BBC... Читать далее
Plant biology research scientist John Innes Centre in Norwich, UK, co-creator of www.statslife.org.uk/resources/for-journalists, a science resources for journalism students with the Royal Statistical Society. @popupcamptrout
On the whole, I’m optimistic about the way the public sees science. Most people understand it as a way to generate new knowledge, and they are not particularly credulous when presented... Читать далее
This is a very difficult question. There are so many journalists with a range of knowledge and skills. But I would name Charles Wheeler, who may not have been an international name but... Читать далее