James Stewart looks at the consequences of just forgetting about newspapers in the digital age

James Stewart looks at the consequences of just forgetting about newspapers in the digital age
Menna Richards, Annual Lecture, Welsh Political Archive 2011, National Library of Wales, 3 November 2011
Derek Jones discovers that we only hit the headlines of the London press with a disaster or scandal
Martin Shipton says the blogosphere is no substitute for professional journalism
John Osmond wonders whether the latest troubles at the Western Mail are a harbinger of worse to come
Anthony Barnett argues that the mess that Jeremy Hunt wishes to see sorted out is the very fusion of politicians, journalists and media owners that govern us – the political class.
Rhys David believes the consequences of the News of the World scandal for the Murdoch empire will be more profound than those currently exciting most interest
Iestyn Garlick says S4C’s financial and editorial independence is essential if it is to have a future
Jonathan Brooks-Jones highlights some of the finalists in this year’s Inspire programme