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This will be the first election when we have blatantly politically biased TV channels, writes Raymond Snoddy. How Ofcom handles due impartiality this year is certain to be picked apart by the industry:
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Channel 4’s sponsored programme and The Sun‘s recent coverage show that mainstream media has been slow in catching up to what real people are doing, writes Raymond Snoddy:
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The BBC Gladiators has been a relative success. Perhaps the reboot movement will be what brings generations back together in front of the television screen, wonders Raymond Snoddy:
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Could a longer transformation period to prepare for full digital, a move to 'artisan' and a concerted marketing effort shift the timeline for the end of printed newspapers? Raymond Snoddy shares his thoughts.
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A positive football story, a YouTube interview, a feature on two leading women… Raymond Snoddy reckons another dramatic political front page from The Sun may be incoming.
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Tabloids’ influence may be waning, but their ability to create a sophisticated political plot remains. Expect more this year, predicts Raymond Snoddy.
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The scale of opposition could crush the RedBird IMI proposal to buy The Telegraph and The Spectator, whatever the regulators ultimately decide, Raymond Snoddy writes.
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ITV is garnering praise for its domestic programming as it battles a tough TV market, while the BBC takes a more internationalist approach. BritBox has revealed the broadcasters' opposing strategies, Raymond Snoddy writes.
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Rupert Murdoch's silence is becoming deafening as Labour holds on to a strong lead in the polls. What a different story to the Blair era, writes Raymond Snoddy.
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The industry will be closely watching how Ofcom rules on GB News' People’s Forum: The Prime Minister, writes Raymond Snoddy.
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While Piers Morgan’s move to YouTube could be an experiment for News UK, Tucker Carlson showed the dangers of content untouched by conventional editorial standards – Raymond Snoddy on what these moves mean for the media landscape.
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Media organisations should spend more time listening to their journalists rather than trying to influence what they do, writes Raymond Snoddy
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A new proposed structure, another Ofcom probe, a change in leadership… the ownership of The Daily Telegraph is a soap opera — and all in an election year.
Raymond Snoddy on the latest twists and turns in the sale of the publisher: hubs.li/Q02jh1p20
