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Media

How Can Journalists Better Explain Devolution?

Amid public confusion, how can journalists enhance public understanding about the UK’s devolved political system? Professor Stephen Cushion points to ways journalists can better explain devolution to audiences.

8th April (21st April)
  • Politics and Policy

How can we protect ourselves from disinformation online?

Aurora Goodwin argues that we can protect ourselves from disinformation by questioning our own biases when facing divisive online material.

14th October (20th May)
  • Politics and Policy
Man in front of a mixing console.

Getting Started in… the Creative Industries

Hannah Watkin explores how the pandemic has affected those entering careers in the creative industries in Wales.

6th October (6th October)
  • Voices
Hannah Watkin describes the challenges faced by new entrants to the journalism sector during the pandemic. The image shows a newspaper being printed.

Getting Started in… Journalism

Hannah Watkin talks to young journalists about how the pandemic has affected their careers and lives.

22nd June (1st June)
  • Voices

Devolution is Under Threat

Auriol Miller explains why apathy might consume Welsh democracy if the Senedd loses focus on the role of media in our democracy. 

24th May (24th May)
  • IWA News

IWA Analysis: Does Cross Party Consensus Mean a Stronger Media for Wales?

Misinformation inquiry commitments, funds to support Welsh media and devolving broadcasting; Andy Regan dissects the parties’ proposals.

29th April (29th April)
  • IWA News

The Big Questions: Media

Social media and disinformation, devolution of broadcasting and funding Welsh media; we ask the parties where they stand.

28th April (28th April)
  • Politics and Policy

BBC: The Biggest Creative Reshaping in our History

Rhodri Talfan Davies outlines the reforms that will root the BBC outside of London.

25th March (23rd March)
  • Culture
Hannah Watkin describes the challenges faced by new entrants to the journalism sector during the pandemic. The image shows a newspaper being printed.

The Welsh Media Problem

Shirish Kulkarni analyses the media in Wales and outlines why more funding of the same media is not the answer.

11th March (11th March)
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