Martin Johnes says broadcasters and Welsh politicians can learn from the television drama of the present Westminster election campaign
Time for needs-based funding for Wales
Jonathan Brooks-Jones examines a key Welsh issue in the general election campaign
Germans in charge of Welsh railways is huge opportunity
Deutsche Bahn’s takeover of Arriva should prompt Transport Minister Ieuan Wyn Jones to put in a call to Berlin
Who are the real Welsh leaders?
The answer will be clear in next year’s Assembly elections when the current leadership debates will surely have set a precedent
Welsh Government should reshape its budget
Ben Lloyd says there is no point reforming the way the National Assembly is funded if we don’t also cut back on wasteful spending
ITV news bidder urges Wales not to give up
Michael Wilson, Managing Director of UTV Television that won the contest to provide a news service for ITV in Wales, looks forward to life after the election purdah
Valleys Mayor: the reaction
Perhaps Wales needs a new alternative national anthem. Not Delilah, which has already been appropriated as one of Wales’s rugby
Bargaining chip in media meltdown
ITV’s slow decline is well known and the broadcaster revealed the extent of the reduction in its advertising revenue this
The shareholder and the licence fee payer
The owner of the Western Mail, Wales’s sole national newspaper, is struggling. Yesterday Trinity Mirror’s shares fell to around 105.75p