On the occasion of the Mexican President’s state visit to the UK, Dylan Moore reports from a country locked in a cycle of violence, corruption and impunity
Why Wales needs to up its game in terms of economic data
Janet Jones says the economic data available to the Welsh Government is a fraction of what policymakers in Scotland have
Is the production of BBC Drama in Cardiff under threat?
Do BBC plans to open up production to the private sector pose a threat to the supply of shows from Wales?
Finding Wales’ voice in the broadcasting debate
Speech by Ken Skates AM, Deputy Minister for Culture, to IWA Cardiff Media Summit
The challenge of reaching Wales’ citizens
As Wales’ broadcast industry gathers at the Cardiff Media Summit, Rhodri Talfan Davies, says that news must remain the cornerstone of the BBC’s commitment to Wales.
On air? Welsh radio in decline
As we mark 40 years since Swansea Sound’s launch, Marc Webber looks at the state of Welsh radio.
Media smoke and mirrors
Phil Parry looks at the relationship between politicians and the media
TV and the future of Science in Wales
Rhys Charles says that Wales must commit to making TV programmes about STEM subjects.
Let’s shout about TV in Wales
Claire Hill says Wales should shout about its TV industry.