Rhodri Talfan Davies, Director, BBC Cymru Wales, IWA Broadcasting in Wales conference, 18 October 2011
Watching the way US winds are blowing
Rhys David says that developments across the pond offer a clue to what could to happen next to the Welsh economy
Will Britain ever shake the ghost of Empire?
Tom Nairn examines Jeremy Paxman’s analysis of the state of British identity in post-imperial times
News but not analysis at BBC Wales
Rosemary Bulter fears cuts in Welsh political television coverage will damage democracy
Pluralism versus sectarianism in Welsh Labour
Annabelle Harle questions the wisdom of Peter Hain seeking First Past the Post for Assembly elections
Welsh forestry could become collateral damage
Jon Owen Jones questions the projected merger of the Forestry Commission with the Environment Agency and the Countryside Council for Wales
Welsh press crisis 2: Ensuring the survival of our national newspaper
John Osmond charts one set of difficulties facing a National Assembly group looking at the future of the media in Wales
Getting ahead together – Connecting Cardiff and the Valleys
Note on the IWA Conference held at Cardiff City Hall on the 4 November 2011, prepared by Cardiff Civic Society
Welsh press crisis 1: Western Mail could be published weekly
Martin Shipton says mismanagement threatens what remains of Wales’ national press