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Podcasts by journalism tutors at Manchester Metropolitan University's multimedia journalism unit. Looking at issues and debates in media law, journalism ethics and regulation, and much more....
Dr Liz Hannaford from the Multimedia Journalism section of Manchester Metropolitan University describes the set up in her home office for re...
MMU multimedia journalism students Alicia Russell and Rosa Bown join tutor Pete Murray on a walking tour around the history of radical journ...
Episode #2 of ThePicketLinePodcast, and we speak to Rebecca Long-Bailey MP on the future for students amid the current universities pay and...
Welcome to an episode of ThePicketLinePodcast, as members of the University and College Union join strike action across the sector. We speak...
This week: the arrest of journalists covering Just Stop Oil protests in Hertfordshire; we look at Contempt of Court issues following the dea...
In the new format for Bang To Rights, we're heading out into Manchester City Centre for an audio tour of the National Trust's "sky park" urb...
Welcome back to Bang To Rights. We're back with a new format, new stories. In this episode, we speak to Alison Millar, director of the new f...
Rebecca Redican presents this week's NQ Live programme. We report on the Budget, the "Girls Night In" boycott in Manchester, protesting agai...
Rebecca Redican reports for The Northern Quota on the Mock COP26 conference held at Manchester Metropolitan University. Students met in a se...
Bang To Rights is back - with a guided walking tour around some of the milestones in the history of journalism in Manchester. We start with...
Recording the voices of ICU nurses and doctors treating patients with Covid-19, or a crowdsourcing journalism project to examine the future...
In a bumper episode, we speak to journalists from Lancashire to The Hague, Italy to Hong Kong about how Coronavirus and the Covid-19 lockdow...
In a break from the Bang To Rights formula, we're joined this week by two young podcasters, Hanya Hesham and Siddra Asghar to talk about the...
We speak to freelance reporter Jan Disley about how to approach bereaved families or close friends when you're asked to call them for commen...
We examine the expanding role of the broadcasting regulator Ofcom as the government says it is "minded" to give it an additional role polici...
This week, we're joined by a studio audience of MMU multimedia journalism students and by Claire Sanderson, editor-in-chief of Women's Healt...
The crew in Manchester hooks up with Ellie Shember-Critchley who's at Fanshawe College in London, Ontario this week. MMU's Northern Quota re...
This week, the crew looks at cameras in Crown Court, how the decision could change coverage of high profile criminal cases, and whether it w...
We're back, and this week we tackle how news organisations report on crime, stop and search, and the portrayal of young men in Black, Asian...
In a bumper show, we speak to Rebecca Day, live news reporter at the Manchester Evening News, on covering the range of breaking news stories...
Bang To Rights teams up with The Media Law Podcast, to talk election law and ethics, Hong Kong, and using podcasts to reach students, lawyer...
The crew is joined by Lexi Kirkonnell-Kawana from IMPRESS to look at the press regulator's new guidance on using opinion poll data correctly...
We're in question time mode, with an audience of ManMetUni students. Questions on social media and the December 12 election, Russian influen...
Our special guest this week is the journalist Louise Tickle, who's been a leading figure in the campaign to give journalists better access t...
We are joined this week by MMU journalism's Liz Hannaford to look at the latest Ofcom report into the BBC - and whether the Corporation risk...
The crew tackles arts spending for the North West after Brexit; who are the anonymous sources in Downing Street? how are Hong Kong journalis...
MMU journalism students assess the possible impact of a "No Deal" Brexit on the arts and culture sector in Manchester and the North West of...
The crew looks at the BBC radio investigation of The Times' highly controversial series of reports on the "Muslim foster care row" in Tower...
A quickfire round this week, as we look at Coleen Rooney's investigation into her Instagram leaks, will Prince Harry go into the witness box...
The crew meets in the MMU newsroom to unpick the legal case behind the Duke and Duchess of Sussex' action against the Mail on Sunday. We exp...
The crew meets in emergency session following the Supreme Court ruling against the Government's prorogation of Parliament. We look at how th...
We're back, with Season Three of the podcast. The crew look at whether The Sun was right to publish its story this week about a tragedy in B...
In this special edition of the podcast, Pete Murray speaks to Carole Watson from the University of Sunderland on the decision at the High Co...
This week, the crew look at Brexit coverage, opinions on the media from the #PeoplesVote march. We examine the actual numbers on that march...
This week: how MMU's Northern Quota covered the Utrecht tram attack; we also review the BBC Storyville documentary, "The Cleaners" on the ou...
We hear from Bristol Central MP, Jo Stevens on how her constituency has been targeted by Facebook adverts apparently paid for by the pro-Bre...
This week, we look at the ruling by McFarlane LJ against lifting the lifelong injunction against publishing the new identities of the James...
This week, we hear from in-house lawyer at The Guardian, Gillian Phillips about data, and the risks to journalism from new legislation on da...
As UK Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright heads into talks with Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, the BtR team looks at the report from MPs' 18-month...
The long-awaited Cairncross report was published on Tuesday, so we focus this week on proposals to change charities law to include non-profi...
In this edition, we look at privacy and the social media platforms, the prospect of UK regulation to secure better online safety for childre...
This week, we examine diversity - diversity in the workforce, diversity in coverage, and diversity among journalism students. We look at the...
Welcome to Season 2 of Bang to Rights. We're back with an episode looking at privacy issues around the coverage of the arrest in December of...
In this episode, Pete is joined by MMU's Deborah Linton to talk about the safety of journalists online, and in conflict zones. We speak to S...
This episode of the podcast comes from the annual skills conference of the National Council for the Training of Journalists, held at Harlow...
In a busy edition of the podcast, Northern Quota reporter Amy Viera speaks to anti-fracking activist Richard Roberts about his experience as...
In this episode, we look into media coverage of #Brexit - has it helped or hindered public understanding of the issue. Have politics and par...
In this episode, we hear from the DCMS Select Committee inquiry into fake news and branding of political adverts online. MMU's Ellie Shember...
In this episode, we speak to employment lawyer Sarah Russell about Non Disclosure Agreements. Pete interviews investigative journalist Barry...
In this edition of the podcast, Dave, Jeremy and Pete examing the breaking story of the injunction which briefly prevented media naming Sir...