The department hosted a very successful and well attended international seminar on Corporate power and corporate spin on 18 and 19 November. The conference was reported in the Scotsman Politics Tonight, Good Morning Scotland, Holyrood Live, Newsnight Scotland, Free Press (), PR Week and by Praxis, the Public Relations Resources Centre, Massey University Australia (Links: http://news.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=1124&id=1346582004; http://keywords.dsvr.co.uk/freepress/body.phtml?doctype=freepress&id=879; http://praxis.massey.ac.nz/306.html) .

Interviews with conference organisers and delegates were broadcast as follows:

David Miller Good Morning Scotland, BBC Radio Scotland, 18 November; Holyrood Live, BBC1, 18 November;

David Miller, Andy Rowell (Spinwatch) and Olivier Hoedeman (Corprate Europe Observatory), Newsnight Scotland, BBC2, 18 November;

David Miller and Bob Burton (Disinfopedia.org), Politics Tonight, BBC Radio Scotland, 19 November;

More details at http://www.strath.ac.uk/Departments/Geography/html/news%20items/Nov_confefence.htm

The conference was also the occasion for the launch of a new Website called SpinWatch. This is a knowledge transfer initiative which aims to bring research findings to a wider audience. It is jointly run by academics (David Miller and William Dinan) and by investigative writers (Andy Rowell and Eveline Lubbers). By the end of November the site had been visited by people based in over 100 countries. (http://www.spinwatch.org)

The site was widely discussed including by the Scotsman (http://news.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=759&id=1352392004) and the Guardian (http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/news/archives/internet/2004/11/the_news_unspun.html) and is already featuring in professional development courses for PR practitioners in Australia (www.pria.com.au/content/upload/ files/News/WA/Catching_the_Spinners.doc) and in discussions of the Italian Federazione Relazioni Pubbliche Italiana (FERPI)

David Miller appeared on Newsnight Scotland (Tuesday 10^th August), Good Morning Scotland and Reporting Scotland (both 11^th August) discussing the suppression of his report on Openness in the Scottish Water Industry;

on Radio Scotland’s Good Morning Scotland (Tuesday 21^st September) on the media and security threats at Westminster and Holyrood;

on Radio Scotland’s, Values Added (Sunday 26^th September) on apologies in public life;

On the KPFA (California) ‘Morning Show’ (28^th September) on European public opinion and Bush/Kerry.

He was interviewed on the latest Navy recruitment ads for the Independent, (Monday 27^th September: http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/media/story.jsp?story=566258)

Media accused of Iraq bias' By Roshan Muhammed Salih, Aljazeera.Net Monday 28 June 2004, 3:41 Makka Time, 0:41 GMT http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/05D7943D-1055-4851-8447-5F94CC8AD26B.htm

'Al-Jazeera tones down 'violent' images', Claire Cozens The Guardian, Friday April 30, 2004 8am http://media.guardian.co.uk/broadcast/story/0,7493,1206276,00.html

'BBC cuts back Iraq staff' Claire Cozens, The Guardian - UK 23 April 2004 http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,1201992,00.html

Ciar Byrne 'Iraq medal for embedded reporters' The Guardian Monday February 23, 2004, 4.45pm http://media.guardian.co.uk/broadcast/story/0,7493,1154359,00.html

Sat. Feb 7, 2004, 10:05-10:30 interview with David Miller, editor of "Tell Me Lies: Propaganda & Media Distortion", about Blair, the Hutton Report, BBC, and the missing WMD. Redeye program by Vancouver Co-op Radio 102.7 fm ¥ 3 hours of alternative politics and culture, community announcements and listener call in http://www.coopradio.org/redeye/ Listen online: http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=8556

David Miller interview on the Hutton Report on Counterspin: The News Behind the Headlines, 6 February 2004, http://www.fair.org/counterspin/index.html Listen online via: http://www.fair.org/counterspin/mp3.html

Interview with David Miller at 7.15 -7.45am local time (2.15pm GMT) 4 February 2004, Richard Kaffenberger show KAAA radio, Bullhead City, Arizona. 1230 AM Kingman.

Good Morning Scotland, BBC Radio Scotland, 08.15am David Miller interviewed about the Hutton inquiry and the BBC in the context of BBC Scotland's refusal to hand over tapes to the Holyrood Inquiry, 3 February.

Domingo, 1 de Fevereiro de 2004 Gerais Media 30-01-2004 - 15h34 Livro que conta experiencia de alguns reporteres Iraque: jornalistas "embedded" funcionaram como "cheerleaders" Reuters, Publico - In Portuguese, http://ultimahora.publico.pt/shownews.asp?id=1184425&idCanal=88

'Periodistas empotrados' afectaron a la cobertura en Irak, según un libro Grandes sectores de los principales medios de comunicación estuvieron demasiado cerca del Ejército en Irak y como resultado de ello hicieron una cobertura "entusiasta" que careció de credibilidad, de acuerdo con un libro publicado esta semana. Sábado, 31 enero 2004 IBLNEWS, AGENCIAS http://iblnews.com/noticias/01/99370.html

'Periodistas empotrados' afectaron a cobertura en Irak - libro /Por Kate Holton/ LONDRES (Reuters) Especiales Yahoo! 31 de enero de 2004, 15h10 http://es.news.yahoo.com/040131/44/37k4v.html

30 Jan 2004 18:53 'Periodistas acompañantes' afectaron cobertura en Irak: libro Por Kate Holton Reuters, http://www.reuters.com/locales/newsArticle.jsp?type=entertainmentNews&locale=es_LT&storyID=4252355

"Embedding" hampered Iraq media independence Fri 30 January, 2004 15:03 By Kate Holton LONDON (Reuters) http://www.reuters.co.uk/newsArticle.jhtml?type=topNews&storyID=4250723

David Miller interview on Iraq, Hutton and democracy on 'Regime Change Radio', 30 Jan 2004, heard Thurs. at 5PM on CT FM 91.7 WHUS, a commercial-free college and community-based radio station broadcasting from the University of Connecticut. http://www.whus.org Listen at: http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=8507 Transcript at: http://www.radio4all.net/script.php?id=8507&v=1

David Miller, studio guest on extended edition of the Lesley Riddoch Show on the Hutton report, BBC Radio Scotland, Wednesday 28 January 12.00-15.00.

David Miller, interview on Newsdrive, on Hutton on BBC Radio Scotland, Wednesday 28 January, 1700.

David Miller, interview on Al Jazeera book review programme on Tell Me Lies, Thursday 29 January.

David Miller, interview on Good Morning Scotland about Hutton and the BBC, BBC Radio Scotland, 0800, 30 January 2004.

David Miller, guest on the Media Show on Hutton and the BBC, BBC Radio Foyle, Friday 30 January 0900-0930.

2003

CLAIRE GARDNER "MTV generation's 'black holes of history' blamed on Hollywood" Scotland on sunday, 8 December 2003, http://www.news.scotsman.com/archive.cfm?id=1341782003

David Miller three way discussion with John Lloyd (Editor, Financial Times Magazine), Julian Baggini (Philosophy Today) on 'Values Added', hosted by Ruth Wishart, BBC Radio Scotland, 10.30 to 11am, 23 November 2003, http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/radioscotland/view/show.shtml?sunday_morning#values

David Miller, interview and phone in hosted by Joy Cardin, Wisconsin Public Radio, Madison Wisconsin, 6AM Central time 20 November 2003, http://www.wpr.org/ideas/programnotes.cfm.

Danny Schechter, MediaChannel.org | News Dissector Web Log, NOVEMBER 21: ABC DOES DALLAS, JFK DIES AGAIN http://64.224.42.246/weblog/dannylog.cfm

David Miller interviewed on The Bruce Elliott Show: WBAL, Baltimore 07.35, November 22, 2003, Producer: Ryan Bogash http://wbal.com/apps/stories/t/show_elliott.asp?articleid=13715&zoneid=5

David Miller took part in an interview and phone in hosted by Joy Cardin, Wisconsin Public Radio, Madison Wisconsin, 6AM Central time 20 November 2003, http://www.wpr.org/ideas/programnotes.cfm.

http://www.kpfa.org/morningshow/runsheets/11202003.htm

David Miller interview with Gianna Pontecorboli of Sviluppo Quotidianni, for Italian language regional press in Italy and Switzerland, 18 November 2003, PER GLI ESTERI ÒBush vuole una foto come quella che ebbe Ronald Reagan, a cavallo accanto alla regina, da vendere bene ai suoi elettori. Ma questa volta difficilmente lÕavraÕÕ. A prevederlo, giusto allÕinizio della visita di George Bush a Londra, eÕ David Miller, membro del Stirling Silver Research Institute di Londra. Miller, che eÕ stato uno dei redattori di ÔÕTell me lies:propaganda and media distortion in the attack on IrakÕÕ, un critico rapporto che sta per essere reso pubblico, si aspetta invece che la protesta cresca ancora.
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David Miller was interviewed by Gianna Pontecorboli of Sviluppo Quotidianni, for Italian language regional press in Italy and Switzerland, 18 November 2003, Mercoled, 19 Novembre 2003 NEW YORK - ÇBush vuole una foto ...

David Miller, Interview on propaganda and Private Jessica Lynch in story for NIN in Belgrade. Nenad Savic 'Pricõaj mi lazõi!' ('Tell me lies!) Nin, 18 November http://www.nin.co.yu/index.php?s=rub&a=2759&rid=6&id=674

David Miller interview on 'AM UnWrapped' with Chris Askew, WAOK AM 1380, morning drive program, Atlanta, Georgia. http://www.unwrapped.net 18 November 2003, 7am EST.

'Mr. Bush Goes to London' News Release Institute for Public Accuracy,Ê November 17, 2003 http://www.accuracy.org/press_releases/PR111703.htm

David Miller interviewed by Denis Bernstein for 'Flashpoints' on KPFA independent radio, Berkeley CA, at 5.10 PM Bay area time(9.10 PM GMT). 18 November

David Miller interviewed by Pierre Bourque on the "The World According to Mark" 580 CFRA AM- CHUM Radio Ottawa, Canada, 3.10pm 17 November 2003.

David Miller interviewed by David Leibowitz on 'Real Life with David Leibowitz' NewsRadio 620 KTAR, the top rated news/talk station in Arizona, Phoenix, Arizona,11:15 a.m. EST, 18 November 2003.

US accused of hypocrisy over reporter deaths by Roshan Muhammed Salih ¥ Wednesday October 01, 2003 at 08:23 PM Senior American officials have been accused of hypocrisy after a ceremony to honour US journalists killed during the country's "war on terror". However, David Miller, author of Tell Me Lies - Propaganda and Media Distortion in the Attack on Iraq, criticised the exclusion of slain foreign journalists from the ceremony. US accused of hypocrisy over reporter deaths Indymedia Vancouver http://vancouver.indymedia.org/news/2003/10/70288.php

David Miller, 'Dresura Bi-Bi-Sija' interview for Nin, Belgrade political weekly magazine, on Iraq, the BBC and the government, NENAD SAVIC«, 14 August 2003. 'Dr Dejvid Miler sa Stirling univerziteta u Sõkotskoj jedan je od najpoznatijih medijskih istoricõara u Velikoj Britaniji. U svojoj akademskoj karijeri bio je na svojstven nacõin hronicõar pada britanskog pluralizma za vreme rezõima Margaret Tacõer, a kao jednu od svojih uzõih specijalnosti navodi istorijat Bi-Bi-Sija i odnos ovog javnog servisa sa vladom Velike Britanije. Njegova najnovija knjiga ÒTell me liesÓ (Pluto) izlazi u oktobru i bavi se funkcionisanjem britanske propagande za vreme poslednjeg rata u Iraku'. http://www.nin.co.yu/2003-08/14/30320.html

Ian Hall 'THE MYTH OF SPIN-FREE GOVT COMMUNICATIONS' PR Week, September 5, 2003, Pg. 9

Why are we waiting? Documents and e-mails uncovered by Lord Hutton have exposed the workings of government as never before. But we're not being told everything, says Tim Luckhurst: it isn't real freedom of information The Independent, 26 August 2003, http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/media/story.jsp?story=437284

David Miller took part in a discussion with Audrey Gillan of the Guardian on embedded journalists on Good Morning Scotland, BBC Radio Scotland, 1 July 2003.

David Miller discussed Blair, Iraq and public opinion on KPFA's Morning Show, San Francisco, July 1,

 

David Miller gave an interview on the death of David Kelly to the Charles Goyette Programme, KFYI Radio - Phoenix, Arizona, 21 July.

Tim Luckhurst 'MEDIA: ROGUE TRADERS', The Independent, June 10, 2003. http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/media/story.jsp?story=414180

'Manufacturing Opinion: Truth became the target US and UK allowed only the illusion of independent reporting in war zone' By Scott Harris, AFL Staff, Labour News, http://www.afl.org/LabourNews/may21-03.html

David Miller, 'Labour/LibDem coalition is not inevitable', Letters, The Herald (Glasgow) April 30, 2003 Pg. 17.

John Pilger finds journalism rotting away; 'Something deeply corrupt is consuming journalism. A war so one-sided it was hardly a war was reported like a Formula One race, as the teams sped to the chequered flag in Baghdad, writes John Pilger' New Statesman April 28, 2003. http://pilger.carlton.com/print/132939

'BBC fought a good war' Richard Sambrook Wednesday April 23, 2003 The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,941439,00.html

David Miller, Analysis: 'Taking sides: The anti-war movement accuses the BBC of having had a pro-war bias; the government says it was too Baghdad-friendly. So who is right?' The Guardian 22 April 2003, http://www.guardian.co.uk/analysis/story/0,3604,940770,00.html

'GULF WAR 2: AS FINAL BATTLE LOOMS, THE LIES KEEP COMING: THE WAR FOR TRUTH - JOHN PILGER ON A GLOBAL CON', The Mirror April 5, 2003, Saturday, Pg. 11. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/page.cfm?objectid=12812671&method=full&siteid=50143

How the warriors have learned to control news 27.03.2003 By DAVID MILLER New Zealand Herald http://www.nzherald.co.nz/storydisplay.cfm?storyID=3300623&thesection=news&thesubsection=dialogue

RICK MONTGOMERY; STEVE KRASKE, 'Global animosity grows as U.S. fights a war; But some see a public relations opportunity ahead' Kansas City Star (Kansas & Missouri), March 27, 2003, Thursday METROPOLITAN EDITION, Pg. A10

John Crace 'Higher Education: Peer trouble: How failsafe is our current system at ensuring the quality and integrity of research? Not very, says John Crace' The Guardian (London) February 11, 2003, Guardian Education Pages, Pg. 12. http://education.guardian.co.uk/egweekly/story/0,5500,892578,00.html

2002

The Scotsman, 'Playing dumb', Karen McVeigh Fri 14 Jun 2002. http://news.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=646722002&rware=NZRBISCEVBLV&CQ_CUR_DOCUMENT=4

'Why alarm bells are ringing over press relations ' Catherine McLeod, Political Editor, The Herald 13 June 2002.

'Turn up, type in and you are on the air : Hundreds of sassy young hopefuls are auditioning before webcams in a bid to be a new BBC digital presenter. But what is the Beeb searching for? asks John Crace', The Guardian, Saturday June 8, 2002 http://www.guardian.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4429117,00.html

Scotland on Sunday 'Christians plot political infiltration' JASON ALLARDYCE POLITICAL EDITOR Sun 12 May 2002, http://scotlandonsunday.com/politics.cfm?id=513662002.

Scotland on Sunday God on their side? Religious groups are among the most influential of a growing number of lobbyists infiltrating corridors of power. JASON ALLARDYCE AND BRIAN BRADY, Sun 12 May 2002 http://scotlandonsunday.com/weekinreview.cfm?id=513352002

Times Higher Education Supplement 'Q: when can a game show be an academic study?' Harriet Swain, Published: 10 May 2002.

Got Canned Goods? balance your media diet. 'pentagon pap: war of worlds is war of words?'
michael olson, February 2002 http://www.gotcannedgoods.com/word/politics/pentapap.cfm

'Pentagon and Propaganda', Institute for Public Accuracy, February 21, 2002 http://www.accuracy.org/press_releases/PR022102.htm

The plot thickens Does corporate cash taint research? As a controversial new play opens on the subject, John Crace looks at Enron, Harvard, and the implications in Britain Tuesday February 12, 2002 The Guardian http://education.guardian.co.uk/egweekly/story/0,5500,648487,00.html

Sunday Herald, This life: 'At Least I'm Not Fat ' Gwyneth Paltrow's new film may try to convince us that beauty is more than skin deep but the argument doesn't bear much weight in a size-obsessed world. Roz Paterson reports, 27 January 2002

2001

ANNA OWENS 'Opinion polls are showing majority against bombing' Letters, Socialist Worker, http://www.socialistworker.co.uk/1770/sw177028.htm

The Scotsman 6 September 2001 'Rearguard action' (DR) DAVID MILLER (PROF) PHILIP SCHLESINGER WILLIAM DINAN.

Sunday Herald 'Lobbying debate ' Readers Views 2 September 2001, Dr. David Miller, William Dinan and Professor Philip Schlesinger, Stirling Media Research Institute.

The Scotsman 1 September 2001 'Against regulation ' Letters Page, IAIN D DUFF Chief economist and policy manager, SCDI.

The Scotsman 30 August 2001 'Lobby industry ' Letters Page, Dr. David Miller, William Dinan and Professor Philip Schlesinger, Stirling Media Research Institute.

The Herald (Glasgow), August 29, 2001, Pg. 17, 532 words, Task of ensuring openness in public life , Dr. David Miller, William Dinan and Professor Philip Schlesinger, Stirling Media Research Institute.

The Scotsman (Edinburgh) 27 August 2001 'Lobbying curbs ' IAN COLDWELL Chairman, Institute of Public Relations Scotland.

The Herald (Glasgow) August 24, 2001 Pg. 23 Glaring inequality in proposals for lobbyists , Jack Irvine, executive chairman, Media House International Ltd .

The Herald (Glasgow) August 24, 2001 Pg. 23 Facts of life in running trade associations , Robert M Armstrong, executive director - regions, Freight Transport Association .

The Herald (Glasgow), August 22, 2001, Pg. 19, Why lobbyists need to be scrutinised , Dr. David Miller, William Dinan and Professor Philip Schlesinger, Stirling Media Research Institute.

The Scotsman, 22 August 2001, Letters page, Essential to regulate lobbyists Dr. David Miller, William Dinan and Professor Philip Schlesinger, Stirling Media Research Institute.

The Herald (Glasgow) August 20, 2001 Pg. 15 Registering lobbyists;Scrutinising MSPs would be preferable for democracy .

The Herald (Glasgow) August 20, 2001 Pg. 1 Lobby watch 'should fall on MSPs BYLINE: Murray Ritchie Scottish Political Editor.

The Scotsman August 20, 2001, Monday Pg. 8 CALL TO MAKE POLITICIANS' DIARIES AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC SCRUTINY David Scott Scottish Political Editor.

Business AM, Council criticises proposals for lobbyists' registration scheme, by Neil Rafferty, Published: 00:00, Aug 20, 2001 http://www.businessam.co.uk/StoryArchive/ArchiveArticle/1,2882,46096,00.html

PR Week August 17, 2001 Pg. 2 SCOTS PARLIAMENT LOBBYING CONDUCT CODE IN QUANDARY By JOE LEPPER.

PR Week August 17, 2001 EDITORIAL, Pg. 10 SCOTTISH PA CONSULTANTS WATCH OUT .

Accountancy Age August 16, 2001 Pg.3 FEARS GROW OVER 'LOBBYIST' FIRMS , Michelle Perry.

Business AM, MSPs told to keep their noses out of companies' affairs, by Kate Mills, Published: 00:00, Aug 13, 2001, http://www.businessam.co.uk/TodaysPaper/TodaysArticles/0,2910,45088,00.htmln 03

Business AM, Politicans' ideas on 'lobbyists' don't add up, by Business a.m. Published: 00:00, Aug 13, 2001, http://www.businessam.co.uk/TodaysPaper/TodaysArticles/0,2910,45140,00.html

New Statesman, June 11, 2001, No. 4541, Vol. 130; Pg. 71 ; ISSN: 1364-7431, 815 words, The new locomotives ; Review; book review, HARGREAVES, IAN.

Lobbyists face statutory registration, by Neil Rafferty Last update: 10:54, Jun 01, 2001 http://www.businessam.co.uk/BreakingNews/articles/0,2790,32850,00.html

Code of conduct by Neil Rafferty Published: 00:00, May 09, 2001 http://www.businessam.co.uk/TodaysPaper/TodaysArticles/0,2910,30176,00.html

'The break-up of Britain: The shift of power away from London may make this election unexpectedly revolutionary' Peter Preston Guardian Monday April 23, 2001.

'When spin takes over', Arnold Kemp Observer Sunday April 8, 2001.

The Herald, Sorting fact from assertion is what you pay us for, Robbie Dinwoodie April 6, 2001 , Pg. 20

The Economist March 31, 2001 U.S. Edition SECTION: BRITAIN LENGTH: 496 words HEADLINE: The dog and the lamp-post DATELINE: Edinburgh.

'Unreal world: Empirical research is more and more sidelined in favour of grand theory. Three Scottish academics show what can be done if you're prepared to examine the real world. John Crace reports' The Guardian Education: Higher, Tuesday March 27, 2001.

'Spin-and-tell government costs £206m', By Douglas Fraser Political Editor Sunday Herald, Mar 25 2001.

'Whisper it... we're still a secret society. Devolution was supposed to herald a more open and accountable parliament. Instead it is just as reluctant to reveal the truth as Westminster'. Political Editor Douglas Fraser investigates', Sunday Herald, New focus, Mar 25 2001.

Philip Schlesinger, David Miller and William Dinan, 'Who sold Scottish news down the river? The public, the papers and BBC Scotland wanted a Glasgow-based Six O'Clock News - but London had other ideas. How did we lose out? This exclusive extract from a major new book reveals all' Sunday Herald, 7 Days, Mar 25 2001.

Juliette Garside 'Is our view of ministers being blurred by presenters' tips? A new book says that journalists cannot remain impartial if they also work as media trainers. Juliette Garside finds out more', Sunday Herald, Business: Media, 18 March 2001.

Kenny Farquharson 'MSPs warned over lobbyists' Sunday Times Scotland, February 25 2001.

Olga Wojtas, scottish editor 'Stirling Confronts Mistrust Of Politics' The Times Higher Education Supplement, March 9, 2001, No.1477; Pg.4

THE THES DIARY 'On Your Lobby-horse ', The Times Higher Education Supplement, No.1477; March 9, 2001, Pg.10

John Innes 'ACADEMICS CALL FOR LOBBY GROUPS TO BE REGULATED ' The Scotsman March 1, 2001, Thursday, Pg. 11.

Olga Wojtas Scottish editor 'Women Sold Short In Media ' The Times Higher Education Supplement February 9, 2001, No.1473; Pg.3.

Steve Wilson 'Men still dominate when it comes to political interviews' Sunday Herald Business, Feb 4 2001.

BEN BOLD 'SCOTTISH CODES OF CONDUCT - BEN BOLD REPORTS ON MOVES TO ENSURE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT IS WIPING THE LOBBYING SLATE CLEAN' PR Week, February 2, 2001 Pg. 14.

'Uni research finds news bias against women' Stirling Observer, 31 / 01 / 01, p5.

Philip Schlesinger (2001) 'Journalists, it's time you owned up' Sunday Herald, Seven Days, 21 January: 9.

David Miller, William Dinan and Philip Schlesinger Media Research Institute, 'Inner lobby life ' Sunday Herald Readers Views, January 28, 2001, Pg. 8

Ian Coldwell, Institute of Public Relations (Scotland) 'Lobbyists don't ' Sunday Herald Readers' views January 21, 2001, Pg. 8.

Sunday Express, SCOTS MEDIA FAILS WOMEN , January 21, 2001.

DO WOMEN MAKE THE NEWS (LOOK GOOD)? University of Stirling news release, 15 January 2001.

Douglas Fraser, 'Mound more secretive than Westminster: Academics reveal the true extent of silent power at Scottish parliament' Sunday Herald Jan 14 2001.

2000

Scotland on Sunday,'QUICKIE CASTAWAY BUYS INTO THE FAD FOR 'CRUELTY TELEVISION ', Karen Mcveigh, Arts Correspondent, December 31, 2000, Pg. 3

The Times Higher Education Supplement November 17, 2000 SECTION: LETTER; No.1462; Pg.17 LENGTH: 150 words HEADLINE: Roles For Research BYLINE: Joe Sim

Panorama, 'Life on TV', BBC1 Sunday November 12 2000, Reporter Mariella Frostrup, Producer Toby Sculthorp, Assistant Producer Judith Ahern. Transcript here. Clips here.

The Times Higher Education Supplement November 3, 2000 SECTION: LEADING ARTICLE; OPINION; No.1460; Pg.16 LENGTH: 646 words HEADLINE: Only Openness And Integrity Will Reassure Public .

The Times Educational Supplement November 3, 2000 SECTION: SECONDARY; REVIEW; CURRICULUM; BOOKS; VIDEO; No.4401; Pg.24 LENGTH: 535 words HEADLINE: Media Studies

Guardian, 'Story with meat in it' Letter, Wednesday November 1, 2000. http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4084399,00.html

John Crace, with additional reporting by Lee Elliot Major, 'Silent Witness' The Guardian,Tuesday October 31, 2000. http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4083615,00.html

The Scotsman, 'THE MORAL TRAP ' Eddie Gibb, October 13, 2000, Friday, Pg. 7

The Scotsman 'COMPASSION FATIGUE ', Eddie Gibb, September 29, 2000, Friday, Pg. 10

The Independent "Psychologists in trouble for 'Big Brother '" By Cahal Milmo 1 August 2000.

Scotland on Sunday, 'PSYCHOLOGISTS IN ETHICS PROBE OVER BIG BROTHER ', By Karen Mcveigh, July 30, 2000, Sunday, Pg. 5

Laurie Taylor 'Time to join the real world', The Guardian, Wednesday July 5, 2000. http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4036751,00.html

1989-1999

The Guardian, 'Bravehearts and bigots' Letter, Wednesday August 11, 1999

BBC Online story 'UK The bitter divide' Wednesday, June 2, 1999 Published at 15:01 GMT 16:01 http://news2.thls.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk/newsid_359000/359039.stm

Aberdeen Press and Journal, "Angus man designs Ulster 'peace flag '" October 26, 1998 Pg.3.

The Guardian, Letter: 'TV needs more control ' GREG PHILO and DAVID MILLER, September 5, 1998, The Guardian Features Page; Pg. 20

Sally Kinnes "'Star-maker' slips snugly into favourite armchair ", , The Scotsman Friday July 18, 1997, Pg. 29.

The Times Higher Education Supplement Rights of reply ; Letter, David Miller and Greg Philo, January 17, 1997, Issue 1263, Pg.15

The Times Higher Education Supplement 'A collision course with censorship; Perspective ', JULIAN PETLEY and MARTIN BARKER, January 10, 1997, Issue 1262, Pg.18

The Observer "'REACTIONARY' ACADEMICS GAGGED IN STORM OVER TV CENSORSHIP " Nick Cohen, June 2, 1996, Sunday, Pg. 3

The Guardian MEDIA GUARDIAN: 'HIDDEN CONFLICT', Richard Norton-Taylor November 28, 1994 Pg. T17

The Irish Times, 'Dubbing SF voices becomes the stuff of history ', By MICHAEL FOLEY, Media Correspondent, September 17, 1994, CITY EDITION;Correction Appended,HOME NEWS; Pg. 5

The Irish Times 'Major seeks review of ban on NI terror group interviews ', By RACHEL BORRILL and MICHAEL FOLEY, Media Correspondents, November 3, 1993, CITY EDITION, HOME NEWS; Pg. 6

Los Angeles Times BRITAIN'S MEDIA BAN ON TERRORIST GROUPS REMAINS CONTROVERSIAL ; CENSORSHIP: VOICES OF REVERED STATESMEN ARE SILENCED IN HISTORY PROGRAM BROADCAST TO SCHOOLCHILDREN IN NORTHERN IRELAND. By GLENN FRANKEL, THE WASHINGTON POST, November 18, 1990, Sunday, Bulldog Edition, Part A; Page 30; Column 1.

The Washington Post British Media Ban on Terrorists Still Controversial; Journalists, Rights Groups, Opposition Leaders Protest 2-Year-Old Home Office Measure, Glenn Frankel, Washington Post Foreign Service, October 21, 1990, Sunday, Final Edition, FIRST SECTION; PAGE A31.

The Independent, Sinn Fein concedes impact of TV ban ; Today is the second anniversary of the broadcasting ban on Sinn Fein and 10 other Irish republican and loyalist organisations. By DAVID McKITTRICK October 19, 1990, Friday, Page 7.

The Guardian '50 MPs sign petition against year-old ban on broadcast interviews with Sinn Fein ' By OWEN BOWCOTT October 19, 1989.