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Roy Greenslade

Brighton, Donegal
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Journalist; author; former Professor of Journalism, City, University of London. A Republican (in Britain and Ireland, not the USA)
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The McCanns and the Media

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By Clarence Mitchell Verified, Kelvin MacKenzie, Roy Greenslade, Roger Graef, Justine McGuiness
| LSE Connect Verified
The McCanns were the biggest media story of 2007. This event goes behind the headlines to ask why it became a media obsession, whether information or entertainment triumphed, and what impact the coverage has as the case continues.
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Roy Greenslade (@roygreenslade)

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By Roy Greenslade
| Substack
A week in the life of a try-hard author… Monday: writing a new chapter of a novel based on my grandparents and their parents, provisionally entitled One Rung at a Time. Tuesday: launch at Westminster University of the book I co-wrote with Paddy French about a former News of the World journalist, Rogue: The Rise and Fall of Mazher ‘Fake Sheikh’ Mahmood (on Amazon soon, hopefully). Sir Brian Leveson in the audience.
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ROGUE: The Rise and Fall of Mazher ‘Fake Sheikh’ Mahmood

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By Roy Greenslade
| mediareform.org.uk
by Roy Greenslade, former Guardian media commentator and Professor of Journalism When Mazher Mahmood was imprisoned nine years ago for conspiring to pervert the cause of justice it marked the end of his perfidious career. But the lies exposed at his trial were only the tip of the iceberg. He had been guilty of lying throughout his years as a reporter with the News of the World and the Sun on Sunday.
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