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Feb 10, 20260m
Dr Liz Hannaford from the Multimedia Journalism section of Manchester Metropolitan University describes the set up in her home office for recording a video "simulrec".
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Podcasts by journalism tutors at Manchester Metropolitan University's multimedia journalism unit. Looking at issues and debates in media law, journalism ethics and regulation, and much more. Opinions are contributors' own, and do not reflect the views or policies of Manchester Metropolitan University.Thanks for listening.
Unknown Host hosts Bang To Rights podcast, a education show with 54 episodes published.
Dr Liz Hannaford from the Multimedia Journalism section of Manchester Metropolitan University describes the set up in her home office for recording a video "simulrec".
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The crew in Manchester hooks up with Ellie Shember-Critchley who's at Fanshawe College in London, Ontario this week. MMU's Northern Quota reporters work together on stories with fellow journalism students at Fanshawe's 1
This week, the crew looks at cameras in Crown Court, how the decision could change coverage of high profile criminal cases, and whether it will help public understanding of how the courts work. We also look at changes to
We're back, and this week we tackle how news organisations report on crime, stop and search, and the portrayal of young men in Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities in Greater Manchester and elsewhere. It comes af
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