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Investigative Journalism Seminar
6.30 pm New Academic Building Room 107 10 Feb, 2010
 The seminar ‘Tax, Financial Secrecy, and In... read more

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Reporting during War Times
10.30am-12pm Wolfson Theatre, New Academic Building 13 Feb, 2010
 How the great correspondents of the past managed ... read more

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NGO and photography conference
10.30-5pm Main lecture theatre, London College of Communication 10 Mar, 2010
 The Third Frame: visual imagery and the represe... read more

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Polis Summer School Now Open

 The course 'International Journalism and Society - The Role of the Media in the Modern World' runs from July 5th for three weeks. read more

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Reporting during War Times

war Three award-winning journalists join a panel at Polis to discuss war journalism

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Polis Paper On Internet And Defamation

LSE_frutiger.jpg%20(2) LSE Law and Polis respond to the UK Ministry of Justice consultation on Defamation and the Internet

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Investigative Journalism Seminar

magnifying_glass ‘Tax, Financial Secrecy, and Investigative Journalism’ is the inaugural seminar of a series focused on the theme

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NGO and photography conference

OWM_logo This all-day event will address the ethics and policy of the use of imagery by NGOs

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Directors Blog
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Join the debate about journalism at the Polis director's blog

Date: 19 May, 2008
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Saving Journalism

SuperMedia: Saving Journalism So It Can Save The WorldSuperMedia: Saving Journalism So It Can Save The World by Polis Director, Charlie Beckett is the first detailed manifesto for "Networked Journalism" based on Polis research and debates.

SuperMedia surveys the new media landscape, outlines the crisis facing journalism and the opportunities on offer for a radical new relationship between the media and the public.

"Read it, and act!"
Jon Snow, Channel 4 News

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