The Irish journalist who scooped an interview with Che Guevara and introduced Castro to Irish coffee bit.ly/UHcaMU
Newspapers still have 'power and influence' over readers bit.ly/M9e3ON
Some great reading recommendations from Westminster Libraries & Archives on British journalism bit.ly/NqxXGl
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We've got 30 exclusive tickets to give away to our 'Is the Press Losing its Influence' event hosted by Greg Dyke: bit.ly/Lhv8D7
Great review, agree with your Simon Dee point RT @laurenceraw: @hackculture liked your review hoped you saw mine on bit.ly/AEtzyq.
Well worth listening to Radio 4 drama 'The Man Who Knows', here's my review bit.ly/HZaHME
Radio 4's The Man Who Knows, 1960s Fleet Street drama, available to listen to for another week yet: bit.ly/HHsIPc
'EVERYONE SAFE' declared the initial Daily Mirror report on the Titanic disaster bit.ly/pb6KYB #titanic
Interesting New Yorker article about the UK's mixed feelings towards the Daily Mail nyr.kr/H8163a
RIP Sunday Times war reporter Marie Colvin and French photographer Remi Ochlik, killed from shelling in Syria bit.ly/zn0dAi
'The royal reporter's royal reporter', RIP James Whitaker, aged 71 bit.ly/yYSOpK
Daily Mail has overtaken New York Times to be world's biggest newspaper site bbc.in/xhGOmu
Alan Rusbridger will be debating on 31 Jan @ Southbank Centre 'In The Public Interest' bit.ly/s2Jne8
Our review of Channel 4's 'Hacks', shown on TV last night bit.ly/vrF4ty
A very Happy New Year to you all, and don't forget to watch Hacks on Channel 4 @10pm! bit.ly/v9Bw8D #hacks
Phone hacking comedy 'Hacks', set in a tabloid office, is on Channel 4 tomorrow night bit.ly/v9Bw8D
We review BBC1's new journalism crime thriller The Field of Blood bit.ly/oj0lVt

