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Jon Allsop
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By Jon Allsop Verified| Columbia Journalism Review Verified Sign up for The Media Today, CJRâs daily newsletter. In 1540, Pope Paul III revoked an arrangement under which the people of Perugia, a city in what is now central Italy, had been allowed to buy salt from suppliers outside of the papal states, within which the pope exercised a monopoly.
By Jon Allsop Verified| transformingsociety.co.uk@ There are many truisms about journalism. That it should speak truth to power. That it must be rooted in community. But what do these mean in practice, especially at a time when journalism is facing an unprecedented set of threats – financial, technological, and political? In this episode, George Miller talks to journalist and media commentator Jon Allsop about the challenges confronting journalism today and how he went about exploring them in his new book, What is Journalism For?
By Jon Allsop Verified| Columbia Journalism Review Verified Sign up for The Media Today, CJRâs daily newsletter. In 1540, Pope Paul III revoked an arrangement under which the people of Perugia, a city in what is now central Italy, had been allowed to buy salt from suppliers outside of the papal states, within which the pope exercised a monopoly.
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Columbia Journalism Review
United Kingdom, United Kingdom