Frontline Club: Looking back at 2010: Wikileaks at the Frontline Club

Posted on 9 December, 2010 by Martin Stabe

"Since July when WikiLeaks held its first press conference at the Frontline Club Julian Assange and other members of the WikiLeaks have taken part in a number of discussions about the issues raised by their leaking of documents on Afghanistan and Iraq and the diplomatic cables."

Viddler.com: The data revolution: How WikiLeaks is changing journalism

Posted on 13 August, 2010 by Martin Stabe

Frontline Club event: "online data and its dissemination is changing journalism and the relationship betwen public and power. In this special event, we ask: How are organisations like WikiLeaks changing the way public data is released? What do the Afghan War Logs mean for the mainstream media and government media relations? What are the legal implications of the War Logs files' release?"

Strange Attractor: Is New Media a threat to press freedom?

Posted on 2 May, 2008 by Martin Stabe

Kevin Anderson on Andrew Keen: "pitting 'expert journalists' versus the uninformed masses is a dishonest representation of what the vast majority of journalists are: Generalists."

AEJ UK Section: WPF Day

Posted on 19 March, 2008 by Martin Stabe

World Press Freedom Day at the Frontline Club. Motion: "New Media Is Killing Journalism". The speakers, according to an ad in The Journalist include: Andrew Keen, Simon Kelner, Nick Davies.

From the Frontline: "Sucking at the hind tit of power"

Posted on 23 November, 2007 by Martin Stabe

"The Independent newspaper’s Robert Fisk ... [is] not very happy with the state of mediaplay stateside. The video is taken from the recent Frontline Club event in New York."

Times Online: Giles Coren’s restaurant reviews: The Frontline

Posted on 28 July, 2007 by Martin Stabe

"The one drag is that the Frontline is the open-to-the-public restaurant of the Frontline Club for war reporters, and, one or two good friends apart, I have never been a great fan of the species. They tend to be vainglorious bores..."

Martin Moore Blog: Why blog?

Posted on 3 May, 2007 by Martin Stabe

Ahead of tonight's Frontline Club event, Martin Moore writes: "Blogging' is the ability to self-publish. As such it's a technical term not an editorial one. What I mean by that is that it's about how not what. Lumping all blogging together isn't helpful."

Martin Stabe

A UK-centric look at new media and online journalism

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