Media
Bella Caledonia: Wrapping Paper Fury
This is a good account of the newest success of the campaign Stop Funding Hate in the UK. It is an attempt to convince companies not to advertise in media that propagate hate against migrants […]
Media
Finance
Tax Justice Network – Are the activities uncovered in the Paradise Papers ‘legal’ – a plea to journalists
It has been extremely irritating to constantly read in articles about the Paradise Papers that what is being reported is not illegal. This is not necessarily correct and is certainly not necessary. A journalist is […]
Media
Chris Dillow: THE WYKEHAMIST FALLACY
A few days ago we linked to an article by Simon Wren-Lewis concerning failing journalism. Chris Dillow picks up the argument and carries it further: Society is losing its belief in an elite that it […]
Media
Simon Wren-Lewis: The journalist as amateur scientist
Wren-Lewis has become an ardent critic of the media and its failings. Here he offers further criticism and a possible solution. The difficulty is that the mainstream media has always supported the ruling elite, even […]
Media
Simon Wren-Lewis: Links between austerity and immigration, and the power of information
Simon Wren-Lewis may not be known for his brilliant prose, but his analytical talent, even concerning popular topics, is unimpeachable. This is well worth reading. Read here
Media Influence
Chris Dillow: YES, THE BBC IS BIASED
What Chris Dillow writes here is true of many state media trying to be “objective”. Impartiality however is subjective, and when the subjects mostly come from the middle class and go through the state media […]
Media
Owen Jones: We can no longer pretend the British press is impartial
From The Guardian What Owen Jones writes about the British media probably holds true for the media in most European nations. Read here
EU politics
The Big Brotherhood
Claims that digital giants have eroded privacy are widespread. But are they encroaching on our freedom too? Philip Pettit is Professor of Politics and Human Values at Princeton and Distinguished University Professor of Philosophy at […]
Corruption
Politics, Economics, Climate Change, etc. happen seven days a week. Due to lack of funding we can only report on them five days a week. Let’s change that. Donate!
Last year our fundraiser fell short of its goal. As a result we reduced the days we post on BRAVE NEW EUROPE to five. That means on Friday we pack as many articles as possible […]