
Media Reformation
on 17th November 2017
The digital revolution sweeping through journalism is generally reckoned to be driven by its technology exclusively, led by visionaries...
Read moreTransactional Trust. Virtuous Organisations. The New Journalism.
Talk to George about: why trust is transactional and how to play the currency market of hopes, the virtuous organisation, owning your media and the character of journalism in the digital era
George is a visiting fellow at the LSE, in the Media & Communications faculty, whence he has developed new models for media and journalism and their relationships with politics and commerce in the 21st century.
He is a journalist by background, across the political spectrum from an award-winning industrial editorship of The Observer to the columns and blogs of The Daily Telegraph – one way or another, he’s contributed to every national title (plus the odd international one, such as Newsweek) as well as editing a global online news platform.
He co-founded and ran a London-Brussels issues-management consultancy in the nineties and noughties, then sold it to its management. He co-founded Jericho in 2013 and served as its launch chairman. As a renaissance man, he’s also an Anglican priest, occasional broadcaster and author of The Death of Spin (2003), plus a 2017 novel, which was well-received – both the people who read it quite enjoyed it.
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