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Lecturer in journalism, Edinburgh Napier University, broadcaster, ex-Scottish Labour spokesman

UK progressive media warm to indy

March 30, 2017 by Simon Pia Leave a Comment

“Sturgeon is even finding some sympathy on the soft right. Matthew Parris of The Times believes the Scots should have a second vote if they want one. The Guardian’s Simon Jenkins agrees, arguing that “Anglo-Scottish relations should be released from the lingering fog of Anglo imperialism”.

Media bloodbath a’comin

August 26, 2016 by Simon Pia Leave a Comment

“The baby boomers’ stranglehold is broken. Let’s break the rules. Open shit up. The mainstream media is so closed to young people. Hand it over to the kids.” Shane Smith on the turbulent media times of merger an d consolidation ahead.

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