Which side of the Barrington debate should newspapers stand? Ray Snoddy assesses the moral responsibility of the press

The annual Journalism Matters campaign is taking place this week. Ray Snoddy looks at the issues, the threats and what should be done

Channel 4’s American voting data scoop wins high praise from Ray Snoddy as he stays up late to watch the first U.S Presidential debate

Raymond Snoddy judges the award for top U-turn newspaper of the year.

Ray Snoddy runs through the numbers published in the BBC’s Annual Report and what it means for the future of the public service broadcaster.

Ray Snoddy looks at the ongoing battle between the Australian government and the tech giants.

With two potential news channels waiting in the wings, Ray Snoddy ponders if Mark Thompson should have been careful what he wished for

Ray Snoddy wades into the Rule Britannia row, reminding Tim Davie what awaits him as BBC director-general.

Is there a growing intolerance of views that don’t fit a newspaper’s agenda? And are the fine lines of acceptability growing ever finer? Ray Snoddy reports.

How should news crews report on this summer’s ‘migrant’ boats? With greater care over their language, argues Ray Snoddy.