To provide a forum for the discussion of public policy on the media.
1. Retail banking market investigation
27/11/2019 - Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)
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Found: href=""https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5ca2200340f0b625decad5ea/Directions_for_BOI_-_final
2. BBC Media Action - written evidence
11/06/2019 - Inquiry: The Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Global media freedom - Foreign Affairs Committee
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Found: BBC Media Action Written evidence from BBC Media Action (GMF0024) BBC Media ActionBBC Media Action
3. Funerals
29/11/2019 - Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)
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Found: href=""https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5ca75517e5274a0b11854da6/administrative_timetab
4. Dr Martin Scott and Dr Mary Myers
03/09/2019 - Inquiry: The Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Global media freedom - Foreign Affairs Committee
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Found: UK-led research into Global Media FreedomDr Martin Scott, Senior Lecturer in Media and International Development
5. Media/Communications on Peacebuilding/Social Cohesion/Changing Prevailing Narratives on Conflict
20/04/2020 - Department for International Development
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Found: contact helpdesk@k4d.info.
Helpdesk Report
Media/communications on
peacebuilding/social
cohesion/changing
1. Media Diversity
11/02/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: pleased to have secured this important debate. The media is a fundamental part of the way that we see and - Speech Link
2: disability, gender, age, colour, class and creed in the media and the paid rates for this diversity must equate - Speech Link
3: Sutton Trust elite voices continue to dominate our media, as they have since the 1950s. In fact, according - Speech Link
2. Social Media and Screen Use: Young People’s Health
07/02/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: statement on our report on the impact of social media and screen use on young people’s health. Before - Speech Link
3. Attacks on Journalists
14/05/2019 - Grand Committee
1: principles on freedom of expression and the role of the media in good governance. It was concerned that, despite - Speech Link
4. Press Freedom
08/06/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: with international partners on how best to support media freedom despite the challenges and restrictions - Speech Link
2: protection, including an end to impunity, and for the Media Freedom Coalition, which the UK Government helped - Speech Link
3: paying tribute to my noble friend’s work on the Media Freedom Coalition, I do not agree with the premise - Speech Link
4: UNESCO’s annual reporting. In 2019, 57 journalists and media workers were killed, and while this is a decline - Speech Link
5: all noble Lords that we raise the importance of media freedom in all our interactions with Egypt. I recall - Speech Link
6: the noble Baroness that we raise this issue of media freedom in bilateral conversations as well as through - Speech Link
5. Social Media and Health
30/04/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: like to update the House on yesterday's social media summit and the progress we have made on tackling - Speech Link
6. Social Media and Health
30/04/2019 - Lords Chamber
1: like to update the House on yesterday’s social media summit and the progress we have made to tackle online - Speech Link
7. Cairncross Review
06/02/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: subsequent false discrediting of the story on social media showed the financial value in misinformation. The - Speech Link
2: build a vibrant digital business behind a great media brand because, of course, journalism has changed - Speech Link
3: develop an online media literacy strategy and that the Government accept that social media and news aggregation - Speech Link
4: needs to be a thorough review and reform of the media competition and ownership regime that allows newspaper - Speech Link
5: board director of Twitter and adviser to a bunch of media start-ups, predominantly through Founders Factory - Speech Link
8. Lobby and Media Briefings: Journalists' Access
04/02/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: certain journalists from official civil servant media briefings at the direction of special advisers and - Speech Link
2: dealings with the press and to the principles of media freedom, and the events of yesterday were a good - Speech Link
3: Office and the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport. So will the Minister tell us who decided - Speech Link
4: whose leader and shadow Chancellor take money from media organisations, such as Press TV, which are owned - Speech Link
5: an MP trying to get themselves into the media than from media people trying to get themselves reported - Speech Link
9. Sub-Committee on Disinformation
04/04/2019 - Westminster Hall
1: publication of the 10th report of the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee, on the launch of the Sub-Committee - Speech Link
2: disinformation at citizens, largely using social media to influence what they see and their opinions about - Speech Link
10. Vaccine Misinformation Online
19/10/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: counter this growing movement and bring the social media giants to heel. The anti-vax movement is nothing - Speech Link
2: said. The CCDH’s study showed that anti-vax social media accounts have 58 million followers, and that number - Speech Link
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