The current 'future of journalism' debates focus on the crossover (or lack thereof) of mainstream journalism practices and citizen journalism, the 'democratisation' of journalism, and the 'crisis in innovation' around the 'death of newspapers'. This paper analyses a cohort of 20 investigative journalists to understand their skills sets, training and practices, notably where higher order...

For all its faults, it’s a miracle that it exists. But it could be a whole lot better, writes Rodney Tiffen on our partner website, INSIDE STORY.

TWO NAMES have been doing the rounds as the global newspaper business casts around for knights in shining armour to save them from an uncertain future. The first is Alexander Lebedev, the former KGB agent who recently bought London's Evening Standard newspaper from the Daily Mail & General Trust for the princely sum of $1...

The United Kingdom is more than just politics and government. An important part of it is made up of the cultural links between its four nations. It is this relationship that the author of this paper seeks to explore, using the media as a lens through which to view the health of the cultural union.

Murdoch's Australian papers covered the election with an eye to the likely post-poll climate, writes Rodney Tiffen.