Sindo’s journalists avoid questions and blame the bullies instead
I once didn’t take some pictures that would have earned thousands of euros in a heartbeat. AIK had played Levski Sofia in a Europa league qualifier, and as I left […]
Tag Archives: journalism
Rabbitte caught as Gallagher wags the dog
So Pat Rabbitte said no. There will be no public enquiry into “tweetgate”, and I doubt Gallagher is too disappointed. He’s in a golden situation, whatever happens. He has been […]
Why you need to hear less from me, and more from them
There are essentially two reasons I am a journalist, and this blog is a major part of one of them – one is because I love to write. The other, […]
Poles pay the bill for paper’s lack of resources
As the perfect media storm formed over Donegal and Magda this week, it washed up a pathetic excuse from one of the journalists involved. Norma Costello took to her blog […]
Bleak future as Irish media face credibility crunch
It seems there is no better place to be a spin doctor than in Ireland. This morning Terry Prone guested Newstalk’s Sunday Show. Toothless since the departure of Dunphy, I […]
A right of reply
Busy day today, but here goes anyway – some things cannot be allowed to go unchallenged. The Irish Times has issued an apology to the Communications Clinic- the house of […]
She’s gone, but the rest may still follow
A few minutes ago I received the news that Rebekah Brooks has finally fallen (or been pushed onto) her sword as chief of News International. We are currently in the […]
When you say nothing at all
I had one of those interviews last week. It was the kind where, despite speaking to someone for a painful five minutes, they don’t actually say anything that could possibly […]
Never trust a sock puppet
To the blind indifference of most of the rest of the world, two lesbian bloggers have been unveiled as being fakes. Rather than being gay activists, they are the one […]
