ARCHIVE ▸ RAYMOND SNODDY
12 Apr 2023
Musk was wrong to designate the BBC as 'government-funded media', but Richard Sharp is doing it no favours when it comes to perceptions of impartiality, writes Raymond Snoddy.
05 Apr 2023
Partisan coverage of Trump's indictment and Brexit's impact on travel may appeal to the faithful, but not necessarily attractive audiences for advertisers, writes Raymond Snoddy.
29 Mar 2023
The BBC will always have many enemies with a commercial interest in its downfall. It would be wise, then, for it not to estrange its supporters.
22 Mar 2023
A move towards greater openness and accountability could be part of the process of reform and trying to restore trust in the Metropolitan Police.
15 Mar 2023
A review of the BBC's social media guidelines is a significant move, as long as it is truly independent and knowledgeable people are involved.
08 Mar 2023
The Daily Telegraph's "Lockdown Files" are a novel development in political journalism and a new brand of historical record-keeping.
After five years in charge and having just launched ITVX, the broadcaster and its CEO appear to be at a key moment in ITV's colourful history.
01 Feb 2023
At the heart of the Netflix phenomenon lurks a serious structural flaw.
25 Jan 2023
Ray Snoddy picks apart the multiple sleaze probes currently engulfing the Tory Government
18 Jan 2023
With a memoir in the works and a much touted leadership return, it may be up to Parliament’s Privileges Committee to stop the Johnson juggernaut.
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