Posts by Sacha
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Capture: Labour Weekend: Town or Country?, in reply to Julian Melville,
wow, that's close.
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Amidst a piece that conveniently blames public servants for resisting several years of ideological slashing not seen since the 1990s, Jane Clifton observes:
This writer naturally accepts tips from all-comers with a glad cry but very few leakers fit the profile of the noble whistle-blower. Most have an agenda of self-interest that always needs to be borne in mind when documentation embarrassing to a politician falls off the back of a truck – which it does with great frequency. And this is a worry. Public servants are increasingly putting their own political and employment interests ahead of their legal obligation to keep their work confidential and to observe political neutrality.
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Hard News: Friday Music: Return of the brothers, in reply to Andre Alessi,
shockingly young, talented people that make you wonder what you're doing with your own life
Or give us hope. Or both :)
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Heard via Charlotte Ryan on bfm this brief burst of local smartness:
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Capture: Labour Weekend: Town or Country?, in reply to Kebabette,
could be an aerial shot of city. carparks, etc :)
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American journalism professor Jay Rosen:
You don't have to go to J-school to go into journalism. Period. That is the way it should be. A free, unregulated press demands it.
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OnPoint: H4x0rs and You, in reply to john Drinnan,
becoming a 'broadcaster' :)
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Up Front: Staying In, in reply to Emma Hart,
one-way secret identity
and
two-way street
- we can see where this is going, right? :)
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Up Front: Staying In, in reply to Andre Alessi,
a real name as unusual as mine
Quite. Anonymity far easier for John Smith or Mei Ching, I imagine.
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breaches