Journalism History for Tuesday 12th September 2023

Review of UK and world papers and coverage of UK and global journalism stories for Journalism History for Tuesday 12th September 2023

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The Chartered Institute of Journalists remembers all the professional journalists and media workers murdered and killed while doing their work this year in all parts of the world and remember the immense sacrifice of those who gave their lives to the profession in the past. We send our condolences to their families, friends and professional colleagues.

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Sky News Press Preview: Tuesday’s papers. 11 Sept 2023 #newspapers #skynews We take a first look at Tuesday’s newspapers with the political editor of The Sun, Harry Cole and Rachel Cunliffe, senior associate editor at the New Statesman. See: https://twitter.com/CIoJournalist/status/1701466836544389308
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New York Times reports (behind paywall): ‘Why Google is on trial.’ See: https://twitter.com/CIoJournalist/status/1701683025489055784

Media Law Briefings
Media law ambiguity over naming arrested crime suspects. Times behind paywall does what other news publishers do not. ‘China could be designated formal risk after Commons ‘spying’ arrest.’ BBC News ‘Parliament researcher rejects China spying claims.’ See: https://twitter.com/CIoJournalist/status/1701485830915711187

London Evening Standard reports: “Strong argument to go further with cameras in courts, says Lord Chief Justice. Lord Burnett said the broadcasting of sentencing in some criminal cases had been ‘successful beyond our expectations.’” See: https://twitter.com/CIoJournalist/status/1701517192230060051

Geoffrey Robertson KC writes for Telegraph (behind paywall) : ‘Free speech is lost in Britain, where the rich silence reporters. A system that takes Yevgeny Prigozhin’s complaints seriously is not fit for purpose.’ See: https://twitter.com/CIoJournalist/status/1701631047526429113

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CIoJ LinkedIn news stories, Hold The Front Page news stories, Guardian media news stories, Press Gazette news stories, Arab News media stories and other stories from miscellaneous sources

Sky News Press Preview: Tuesday's papers. 11 Sept 2023 #newspapers #skynews
We take a first look at Tuesday's newspapers with the political editor of The Sun, Harry Cole and Rachel Cunliffe, senior associate editor at the New Statesman. See: https://t.co/RVFngRFoDH
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

Media law ambiguity over naming arrested crime suspects. Times behind paywall does what other news publishers do not. 'China could be designated formal risk after Commons ‘spying’ arrest.' BBC News 'Parliament researcher rejects China spying claims.' See: https://t.co/3Eyk9B5yq7
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

Mail Online reports: "Don't mention the 'spy'! MPs' fury after Speaker warns them not to name suspected China agent in House of Commons." See: https://t.co/XaqOku9YGI
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

London Evening Standard reports: "Strong argument to go further with cameras in courts, says Lord Chief Justice. Lord Burnett said the broadcasting of sentencing in some criminal cases had been ‘successful beyond our expectations.’" See: https://t.co/zyGsYvSbWI
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

Guardian long-read: "‘You may have been poisoned’: how an independent Russian journalist became a target." See: https://t.co/qBWdFDJwqn
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

Guardian reports: "Rudy Giuliani ‘mob scene’ turned Elon Musk off seeking advice, new book says. Biography by Walter Isaacson contains colorful nugget of then New York mayor seeking 10% stake in PayPal in return for advice." See: https://t.co/BCKEFBzUKK
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

Guardian reports: 'Outrage as Polish TV talent show contestants use blackface for Kendrick Lamar and Beyoncé performances.' See: https://t.co/GEyjnUOJym
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

The Chartered Institute of Journalists calls on China to release Australian broadcaster Cheng Lei from detention which now stands at 1,125 days since 13th August 2020 See: See: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-65530105. And https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/aug/10/cheng-lei-journalist-detained-in-china-says-she-longs-for-sunlight-outdoors-and-family-in-love-letter-to-australia

The CIoJ calls on Russia to immediately release Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. His detention is wholly unjustifiable and political state hostage-taking. He has been deprived of his liberty for 167 days since 29th March 2023 #FreeEvan

The CIoJ remains concerned about the trials and sentencing of Belarus journalist Roman Protasevich and his friend Sofia Sapega following their abduction from a diverted Ryanair flight 23rd May 2021 which is now 842 days ago. Sofia should be released immediately from her 6 year jail sentence. Despite the mixed signals over Roman’s position in Belarus before and after his pardon, he should be allowed to leave the country of his own free will. See: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-65670820

The CIoJ calls on all governments and states unjustly detaining journalists for doing their professional work to respect freedom of expression, the right to liberty and free them immediately. See: https://rsf.org/en/new-record-number-journalists-jailed-worldwide

North American Newspapers for Tuesday 12th September 2023

In this episode Caroline and Liz bring together people from the public gallery who followed this trial for a chat about how this case has affected them.
And we’ll share some of last night’s candlelit vigil for the babies at Chester Cathedral.https://t.co/ghKfty2eTZ
— The Trial of Lucy Letby (@LucyLetbyTrial) September 11, 2023

Rabbi Alex Goldberg writes for Jewish News: 'Authenticity isn’t a box-ticking exercise – it honours cultural nuance.' See: https://t.co/X6pczeUzo4
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

Mail Online reports: 'Google heads to court today to face Justice Department and group of states that accuse company of antitrust violations.' See: https://t.co/SvjsrYfVqV
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

Geoffrey Robertson KC writes for Telegraph (behind paywall) : 'Free speech is lost in Britain, where the rich silence reporters. A system that takes Yevgeny Prigozhin’s complaints seriously is not fit for purpose.' See: https://t.co/QZtVRdEELx
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

Guardian reports: 'ITV picks up Oscars broadcast rights for UK as Sky backs away. The UK network has made a ‘multi-year’ deal with Disney to screen the annual awards, as Sky ends its 20-year connection.' See: https://t.co/YPzKQroQ17
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

Guardian reports: 'Australia to impose sanctions on Iranian state media over broadcast of forced confessions.' See: https://t.co/eiZ8UCiznF
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

ESiva Vaidhyanathan writes for Guardian: 'Elon Musk is a lesson in the dangers of unchecked corporate leaders.' See: https://t.co/rItsYUPwee
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

French Newspapers Tuesday 12th September 2023

Hold The Front Page reports: 'Early career regional journalists urged to apply for mentorship scheme.' See: https://t.co/Kv3eELOTej
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) September 12, 2023

Journalism History for Tuesday 12th September 2023

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