Media & communication studies
The Murdoch Method
Irwin Stelzer
Format: Paperback
Venerated, despised, admired and mistrusted, Murdoch has left an indelible imprint on the world. The Murdoch Method is a insider account of how he did it, by his right-hand man and adviser.
Conspiracy
Ryan Holiday
Format: Paperback
A unique account from behind the scenes of the case that rocked the media world - and the billionaire mastermind behind it.
The Journalist's Guide to Media Law
Mark Pearson and Mark Polden
Format: Paperback
A practical guide for journalists, public relations and marketing professionals, bloggers and social media experts to staying on the right side of the law.
Collusion
Luke Harding
Format: Paperback
A #1 New York Times Bestseller, Collusion is a gripping expose about the biggest political scandal of the modern era, with new chapters to bring the book up to date.
Breaking News
Alan Rusbridger
Format: Paperback
A powerful and profound study of the news - how we read it, who controls it and why it matters - from former Guardian Editor-in-Chief Alan Rusbridger.
The Power and the Story
John Lloyd
Format: Paperback
From Murdoch's media empire to Trump's 'fake news', John Lloyd explodes the myths and misinformation of the Post-Truth age, providing a panoramic overview of the state of journalism as it faces the biggest crisis of its history.
Happy As
Lisa Portolan
Format: Paperback
A fascinating and fresh insight into the idea of happiness in the digital age
The Murdoch Method
Irwin Stelzer
An exclusive, insider viewpoint on the "Murdoch Method" from his right-hand man and advisor, Irwin Stelzer.
Conspiracy
Ryan Holiday
Format: Hard Cover
A unique account from behind the scenes of the case that rocked the media world - and the billionaire mastermind behind it.
The Journalist And The Murderer
Janet Malcolm, introduction by Ian Jack
Format: Paperback
In 1970 Jeffrey MacDonald was accused of murdering his pregnant wife, and the journalist Joe McGinniss decided to write a book about it. Malcolm's classic investigation sheds a fascinating light on the conflict and controversy that followed, and asks whether all journalists are, ultimately, immoral.
