Sleazy, tasteless and proud of it

Article Abstract:

The Daily Sport and Sunday Sport newspapers do not exploit women, according to Sport Newspapers Editor and Managing Director Tony Livesey. The women who pose for these newspapers do so because they want to and earn a great deal of money. He admits that his newspapers have sometimes gone to extremes, but feels that lessons have been learned. He also emphasizes that his newspapers contain a lot of news, and are therefore not merely designed as entertainment.

Publishing industry, Officials and employees, Interview, Journalists, Daily Sport (Newspaper), Sunday Sport (Newspaper), Livesey, Tony, Sport Newspapers

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Now for something serious...

Article Abstract:

Key media trends in the UK in 2001 are discussed. A general slump in advertising revenues led to redundancies in television and newspapers. Journalist faced significant challenges as they sought to present for ordinary people the extraordinary events of Sep 11, 2001, and their aftermath.

Radio Broadcasting, Television Broadcasting, Television broadcasting stations, Radio broadcasting stations, Radio broadcasting industry, Television broadcasting industry, Media coverage, 2001 AD, Current events, Current events in mass media

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