Raymond Snoddy studies the shifting sands of media ownership and what it could all mean for UK and European public service broadcasters

Ray Snoddy predicts what to expect from the news channel GB TV when it finally launches later this year

Ray Snoddy hails the determination of journalist, Nick Wallis in ensuring that the scandal enveloping the Post Office reached the mainstream press

Raymond Snoddy goes in search of a media conspiracy or two amongst the political accusations currently engulfing Boris Johnson

QPR fan, Ray Snoddy picks over the bones of the European Super League and suggests what should happen now

If that was the media coverage for the death of the Duke of Edinburgh, what on earth will happen when the Queen dies? asks Ray Snoddy

Ray Snoddy looks at the US fallout from the Trump administration’s accusations of rigged electoral machines

Ray Snoddy analyses the findings of the Government Select Committee report into the future of public service broadcasting

On the anniversary of the UK’s first lockdown, Ray Snoddy assesses the press reaction and starts the calls for an inquiry into newspaper conduct

Ray Snoddy questions the return of on-screen Americanisms as Netflix and Disney + battle it out for streaming supremacy