Review of UK and world papers and coverage of UK and global journalism stories for Journalism History for Saturday 25th November 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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Jewish News reports: ‘BBC has not upheld complaints about coverage of the Israel-Hamas war. It comes as BBC employees have reportedly been banned from attending a march against antisemitism on Sunday.’ See: https://twitter.com/CIoJournalist/status/1728146506874499206
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Guardian reports: ‘Doctor Who is leaving the ABC after 50 years – and Russell T Davies knows some fans aren’t happy.’ See: https://twitter.com/CIoJournalist/status/1728540185560768917
CIoJ LinkedIn news edited by Liz Justice
A California man has been arrested for providing copies of photographs in a double child murder which ended up being used by journalist Áine Cain and attorney Kevin Greenlee in their “The Murder Sheet” podcast. See: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7134298117763403776?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
Latest postings at https://www.linkedin.com/groups/63500/
Many congratulations to Northern Ireland journalist and local democracy reporter Tanya Fowles who received the inaugural CIoJ- Journalist of the Year award at London’s Reform Club Thursday 26th October. She received her award from leading UK broadcast news presenter Nick Ferrari to a huge round of applause from members of the Institute who had gathered for its annual general meeting. Tanya has been recognised for her outstanding campaigning for Open Justice and challenging judges imposing unjustifiable reporting bans in the Northern Ireland judicial system. See: https://cioj.org/award-for-court-reporter/
Images in slideshow. 1st image CIoJ President Michael Hardware (2022-24) [right], Tanya Fowles [centre] and awardwinning LBC broadcaster Nick Ferrari [right], 2nd image Northern Ireland Local Democracy journalist and court reporter Tanya Fowles being interviewed by CIoJ Council member Caroline Roddis in the Reform Club 26th October 2023. See filmed report https://janbogdan.co.uk/review/559c137050145747c9b2a44570c16803/version/4
CIoJ X (formerly known as Twitter) news feed at: https://twitter.com/CIoJournalist
CIoJ LinkedIn news feed edited by Liz Justice at: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/63500/
CIoJ Facebook news feed at: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100077475452242
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
Jewish News reports: 'BBC has not upheld complaints about coverage of the Israel-Hamas war. It comes as BBC employees have reportedly been banned from attending a march against antisemitism on Sunday.' See: https://t.co/oFRcFBZJ9O
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 24, 2023
Gemma Ricketts writes for Jewish News: 'al-Shifa hospital, hostages, Hamas and a question of media impartiality.' See: https://t.co/Kb65dc5Z7x
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 24, 2023
Mail Online reports: "Huw Edwards 'to leave BBC after being given inquiry findings' into his alleged behaviour following sex pic scandal." See: https://t.co/8RmrYYg8lv
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 24, 2023
Telegraph reports (behind paywall) "Ex-CNN chief fronting Abu Dhabi’s Telegraph bid accuses critics of ‘slinging mud.’ Criticisms are attempts to derail the deal, says Jeff Zucker." See: https://t.co/4YJ4OVxJ0F
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 24, 2023
Telegraph reports (behind paywall) 'Cost of BBC licence fee to near £200 by end of the decade. Culture Secretary raises concerns as households brace for biggest price rise in 40 years.' See: https://t.co/OvCSfUFjKk
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 24, 2023
Telegraph reports (behind paywall): 'Millions of DAB radio listeners to be locked out of stations including Classic FM. Major channels abandoning older Digital Audio Broadcasting in favour of new service.' See: https://t.co/946nEr1Fxj
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Charles Moore writes for Telegraph: 'It would be unforgivable to allow Abu Dhabi to nationalise the Telegraph and Spectator. Rishi Sunak might fear upsetting Arab friends, but these are great British institutions whose future is now in doubt.' See: https://t.co/i5tyK76cCT
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Peter Brookes Times cartoon for today's edition (behind paywall) See: https://t.co/B0VRwTQedy
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Guardian reports: 'Tory donor Richard Desmond revives controversial east London housing development.' See: https://t.co/IklWSZMhaR
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Guardian reports: "UAE-backed bid for Telegraph raises fears of Gulf ‘newswashing.’ Deal could be referred to Ofcom but some analysts say concerns about foreign influence may be overstated." See: https://t.co/sQHCnXsGmY
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
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 243 days since 29th March 2023 #FreeEvan
The Institute calls on Belarus to release 35 journalists detained including Maryna Zolatava and Liudmila Chekina each suffering 12 year jail terms. Belarus is currently ranked 157th out of 180 countries in the World Press Freedom Index. See: https://rsf.org/en/belarus-supreme-court-upholds-journalists-12-year-jail-terms
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 906 days ago. 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 Saturday 25th November 2023
Sky News Press Preview: Saturday's front pages. 24 Nov 2023 #presspreview #zoewilliams #markwallace
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 24, 2023
Gillian Joseph previews Saturday's front pages, with the CEO of Total Politics Group Mark Wallace, and the Guardian columnist Zoe Williams. See: https://t.co/UBkLwx9obb
David Collier writes: 'Verifying BBC (Hamas) propaganda – presenting exhibit A.' See: https://t.co/yYd2oO0j8I
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Hadar Sela writes for CAMERA (Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis): 'BBC Radio 4 platforms pernicious parity from Mustafa Barghouti.' See: https://t.co/Q2tAdn0Gh5
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Ricki Hollander writes for CAMERA (Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis) 'Who Verifies NPR’s Reporting on the Hamas War?' See: https://t.co/AeTQ0CIWth
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Mail Online reports: "Comic Relief chief Eric Salama quits over charity's Gaza ceasefire stance which he thought was 'profoundly wrong' and that he 'could not live with'." See: https://t.co/9zgi6Y1mad
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Guardian reports: "UAE-backed bid for Telegraph raises fears of Gulf ‘newswashing.’ Deal could be referred to Ofcom but some analysts say concerns about foreign influence may be overstated." See: https://t.co/sQHCnXsGmY
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Archie Bland writes for Gaurdian: 'How the Daily Mail became the Boris and Dorries show – and left middle England behind.' See: https://t.co/i026m6nEZ8
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
CIoJ LinkedIn news by Liz Justice reports: 'A California man has been arrested for providing copies of photographs in a double child murder.' See: https://t.co/qPiHZYQkM9 & https://t.co/j9WNzz8rGd
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Guardian reports: 'Doctor Who is leaving the ABC after 50 years – and Russell T Davies knows some fans aren’t happy.' See: https://t.co/0m1s2am4EV
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
French Newspapers Saturday 25th November 2023
Mail Online reports: ''Racism is racism but not when it comes to anti-Jewish racism': BBC accused of 'underlying bias' after news staff were banned from attending anti-Semitism march." See: https://t.co/tOakJd0Jf3
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Mail Online reports: 'Veteran police inspector unmasked as a vile online troll who targeted women campaigning for justice for Sarah Everard has been sacked.' See: https://t.co/tRRvyWoGEM
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Richard Hecht writes for Times of Israel: ' The high-stakes dilemma of conflict-zone journalism. The rush to report is always at odds with the imperative to get the story right and the Israel Hamas war is no exception.' See: https://t.co/NXVvGbwno4
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Michael Deacon writes for Telegraph (behind paywall): 'The BBC, biased towards Israel? You must be joking.' See: https://t.co/8JsbGEsJ1B
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Mail Online reports: 'Russian journalist Elena Kostyuchenko recalls how, after reporting from Ukraine, she fell violently ill. So had she been poisoned?' See: https://t.co/4znZyT1vm1
— CIoJ (@CIoJournalist) November 25, 2023
Montage of world newspapers for Saturday 25th November 2023
