Reflections of an ITN Prodigal Son
As Chris Shaw prepares to mark a decade in his third stint at ITN, he looks at the company which has moulded his professional life
A bastion of British broadcasting
ITN is a shining example of a British television success story and will remain vital to the health of the sector in the future, says John Whittingdale
Kevin Clarke’s inquest: seeing the full picture
Comment: I would speak out in open court again to highlight how important footage from police body cameras can be to telling the full story, says Steph Davies.
Remembering lost colleagues: Gaby Rado
Comment: In 2003, Channel 4 News tragically lost distinguished foreign affairs correspondent Gaby Rado, who fell from a hotel roof in Iraq. Alex Thomson remembers his former colleague and friend
Don’t take democracy for granted
Comment: Western democracies are fragile and elections must be wary of violence and demagoguery, says Lindsey Hilsum
ITV: the evolution of the newsroom
ITV news and current affairs director Michael Jermey looks back at the pioneering journalism that created a formidable force in broadcast news
ITN News in the 90s: a decade of big news and innovation
Comment: the 1990s was an incredible decade for the news business, but the ITN ‘formula’ for success remains the same, says Nigel Dacre
Helping women find their voice
Comment: the global pandemic has given news broadcasters a unique chance to feature more female experts in their coverage, says Catherine Jones of 5 News
The power of sports reporting
Comment: covering sporting events is a privilege but its superstars have the power to do much more good if they approach the media cleverly, writes Jordan Jarrett-Bryan
In the eye of the political storm
Comment: live TV debates uniquely challenge our politicians in a way other tests of personality cannot, says Julie Etchingham