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'Mic Wright's book is brimming with intelligence, energy, ethics and impeccable research, re-visiting major news stories of recent decades with a fresh eye and drawing lessons for today. An essential read right now for both journalists and anyone who cares about the art of news.' -- Samira Ahmed

About the Author

Mic Wright is a reporter, journalist, and media critic from Norwich. After studying at Cambridge - the first in his family to attend any university - he started out on Pensions World magazine before moving to Stuff, the music magazine QThe Daily Telegraph, and The Times and Sunday Times. His work has appeared in every national newspaper besides The Daily Mail (and Daily Sport). He writes the media criticism newsletter Conquest of the Useless and has appeared on national and international broadcast platforms including the BBC, Sky News, CNN and Al Jazeera. After living in Dublin and London, he now lives in Norwich again with his wife and step-daughter.

Mic writes a newsletter that analyses the British media which has around 7,000 subscribers.

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Breaking How The Media Works, When It Doesnt And Why It Matters

Breaking How The Media Works, When It Doesnt And Why It Matters

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  • ISBN: 9781785121364
  • Author: Mic Wright
  • Publisher: Blink
  • Pages: 304
  • Format: Hardback
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Review

'Mic Wright's book is brimming with intelligence, energy, ethics and impeccable research, re-visiting major news stories of recent decades with a fresh eye and drawing lessons for today. An essential read right now for both journalists and anyone who cares about the art of news.' -- Samira Ahmed

About the Author

Mic Wright is a reporter, journalist, and media critic from Norwich. After studying at Cambridge - the first in his family to attend any university - he started out on Pensions World magazine before moving to Stuff, the music magazine QThe Daily Telegraph, and The Times and Sunday Times. His work has appeared in every national newspaper besides The Daily Mail (and Daily Sport). He writes the media criticism newsletter Conquest of the Useless and has appeared on national and international broadcast platforms including the BBC, Sky News, CNN and Al Jazeera. After living in Dublin and London, he now lives in Norwich again with his wife and step-daughter.

Mic writes a newsletter that analyses the British media which has around 7,000 subscribers.

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