Browsing by Author "Clark, Torrin"

All journalism is not the same: a case study.

The Leveson Inquiry casts journalism in a bad light, but we all know all journalism is not the same: the best journalism should be distinguished from the minority which threatens totarnish the reputation of the entire ...

Are MPs age-limited?

Clark, Torrin (Article)

Explores why the average politician on the frontbench appears to be getting younger.

Can Local Newspapers Survive in a Digital Age?

Clark, Torrin (Book chapter)

Corby by-election preview

Clark, Torrin (Article)

The demand will remain, but what about the supply?

Clark, Torrin (Book chapter)

Four Reasons to be Cheerful for the Regionals

Clark, Torrin (Book chapter)

The impact of the Leveson Report on the UK regional press.

Clark, Torrin (Book chapter)

Is is deja vu from 92.

Clark, Torrin (Article)

The parallels between 2010 general election and that fought in 1992 by John Major are striking.

Missing the Biggest Story - The UK Regional Press After Leveson

Clark, Torrin (Article)

Early in 2013 John Mair's swiftly-produced edited collection of articles about the impact of the then recent Leveson Report included two chapters on the regional press. My chapter offered statistical evidence to show the ...

Not what they want but what they need: Teaching politics to journalism students

Clark, Torrin; Jones, Alistair (Article)

There is an issue around getting students engaged in subject matter about which they may have little interest. Often, such subject matter is essential to their studies. The module Essential Public Affairs is such a concern ...

The other party leaders.

Clark, Torrin (Article)

Tor Clark remembers the leaders of political parties who never reached No 10 and wonders how history will remember them.