Journalism Education Issue 4-1 out now

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Articles

Computational Journalism by Liz Hannaford, Manchester Metropolitan University

Reporting US2012: Using Facebook to Communicate by Ann Luce and Matthew Charles, Bournemouth University

Chasing the Accreditation Dream by Lily Canter, Sheffield Hallam University

Learning the Lessons of Leveson by Chris Frost, Liverpool John Moores University

The Death of the Local Press by Mick Temple, Staffordshire University

“Too Ghastly to Believe?” Liverpool, the Press and the May Blitz by Guy Hodgson, Liverpool John Moores University

Comment and criticism

Genesis and dissemination:Some thoughts concerning Journalism as Knowledge
By Pradeep Nair, Harikrishnan Bhaskaran and Navneet Sharma, all of Central University of Himachel Pradesh, Dharamshala, India,

Reviews

Pinkoes and Traitors by Jean Seaton, reviewed by John Mair;

Freedom of Information Act Ten Years On co-edited by Tom Felle and John Mair reviewed by Sarah Chapman;

Media Imperialism, by Oliver Boyd-Barrett and Global Communications by Cees J Hamelink, both reviewed by Alan Geere;

Key Readings in Journalism by Elliot King and Jane L Chapman is reviewed by Emma Hemmingway;

Periodicals and Journalism in Twentieth Century Ireland by Mark O’Brien and Felix M Larkin (ed) and Newspapers and Newsmakers: The Dublin Nationalist Press in the Mid-Nineteenth Century are reviewed by Michael Foley;

Journalism: Principles and Practice 3rd edtn by Tony Harcup reviewed by Gary Hudson.

Classics from the Journalism Bookshelf:

British News Media and the Spanish Civil War by David Deacon reviewed by Richard Keeble

Bad Science by Ben Goldacre reviewed by David Hayward