The British Tabloid: Democracy’s Loudest Participant and Least Reliable Narrator | The Sun, the Daily Mail, the Mirror, Phone Hacking, Chequebook Journalism, and the Newspapers That Have Made and Unmade Prime Ministers Since Before Most Prime Ministers Were Born
The British Newspaper Industry: Opinionated, Concentrated, Declining, and Still Setting the Political Agenda | Tabloid Power, Proprietorial Influence, the Daily Mail Model, Declining Circulation, Digital Transition, and Why Newspapers Nobody Reads Still Determine What Politicians Fear
The British Media: Fourth Estate, Partisan Cheerleader, and Occasional Menace to Public Life | Fleet Street, the BBC, Murdoch, Phone Hacking, and the Question of Whether the Press Watchdog Has Any Teeth
