The News Agents

The Emily Maitlis MacTaggart Lecture

Aug 25, 2022

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The Politics of Popularism

01:59

Is News Night Fake News?

02:35

Social Media - The Impact of Populis Rhetoric on Journalism

03:42

Introduction

3min

Is There a Contradiction Between Impartiality and Calling Something Out?

2min

Afo, It's a Huge Honour to Be Here to Night

3min

We Can Now Add Trump

3min

What Has Changed?

3min

Social Media - The Impact of Populis Rhetoric on Journalism

4min

The Politics of Popularism

2min

Is News Night Fake News?

3min

We're Getting It Wrong

5min

10.

Newsnight - The Story of the Scripples and the Kremlin

3min

11.

The Other Side of the Covid Pandemic?

4min

12.

The Cummings News Night Interview

2min

13.

The BBC's 'Babysee' Programme Was a Prase of What Viewers Could Expect of the Whole Thing.

4min

14.

Public Service Broadcasters Are Prime to Back Down, Even Apologize

2min

15.

Journalism Isn't a Dry Academic Study

3min

16.

The Impo War's Host Is Not a Conspiracy Theorist

4min

17.

Five Challenges for Social Media

2min

18.

What Would the Media Do if Brown vs Board of Education Was Overturned?

2min

We’re launching for real on Tuesday 30th, but for now listen to Emily’s keynote lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival, with some post-match analysis from Emily and Jon. The speech looks at the challenges and solutions for good journalism in the age of populism.

Speech Copyright: The Edinburgh International Television Festival

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