The Minneapolis church shooting has reignited debate over how news outlets handle gender self-identification in reporting. While some prioritised empathy by affirming pronouns, others stressed […]
The BBC’s Executive Complaints Unit recently rejected complaints about its use of gender identity terms in coverage of the trial of Joanna Rowland-Stuart. By following […]
Ofcom’s consultation on local radio news highlights the need to strengthen civic accountability and tackle the rise of news deserts, but its focus on bulletin […]
This post explores the debate on UK radio deregulation, examining RadioCentre’s call for greater commercial freedoms, its economic rationale, and the potential impact on local […]
How can academic experiences of ideological pressures inform media pluralism and freedom of expression in institutions like the BBC? What role does participatory civic democracy […]
What happens when someone stops believing in an ideology they once upheld? How does this process affect workplaces, law, and media? Why are pluralism, accuracy, […]
Recent UK court rulings on gender-critical beliefs and ideological activism raise fundamental questions about impartiality, accuracy, and editorial independence. How should journalists and broadcasters navigate […]
Over the past two decades, the BBC has undergone a far-reaching transformation in how it organises and delivers its news service. Central to this shift […]
In a significant decision handed down today by Mr Justice Linden in the High Court, the case of R (Smith) v Chief Constable of Northumbria […]
In recent years, the media industry has faced increasing scrutiny over workplace conduct and the protection of employees, particularly in environments characterized by power imbalances […]
As the 2025 update to the BBC’s Editorial Guidelines comes into effect, independent media producers across the UK will be weighing what this means—not just […]
At Decentered Media, we welcome opportunities to rethink how our shared media institutions might evolve. The Media Reform Coalition and Common Wealth’s proposal to mutualise […]
The recent proposal from Common Wealth and the Media Reform Coalition to mutualise the BBC represents a timely and much-needed intervention in the debate about […]
Speculation about the potential abolition or reorganisation of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), as reported by The Sunday Times (May 4, 2025), […]
The rise of decentralised media platforms has transformed the landscape of journalism, not in a slow, evolutionary sense, but in a way that breaks fundamentally […]
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