JOE spoke to the cast and director of the nail-bitingly tense, Oscar-nominated thriller about sports journalists covering a hostage crisis. There’s been a lot of brilliant movies about journalism from ’70s classics like All the President’s Men and Network to more recent films like Civil War, The Post and Spotlight. Joining that canon is September […]

1 year ago

Despite earning rave reviews, the gangster series will not be back for a third season. Tokyo Vice, one of the best reviewed crime thriller shows of recent years, has been cancelled after two seasons. Based on the 2009 memoir of the same name and created by playwright J.T. Rogers (Oslo), the series revolves around real-life […]

1 year ago

New programmes are set to be launched in September. A number of students who attended NUIG to study journalism have been refunded due to concerns raised over the quality of teaching on the course. According to the Irish Times, between 30 and 40 students from both third and fourth year have been refunded following formal […]

8 years ago

The head of one of the biggest newspapers in the world has said that print might have to face an expiration date. In an interview with NBC, New York Times CEO Mark Thompson stated that he believes print journalism only has about a decade left before being made defunct: “There may come a point when the […]

8 years ago

“We sincerely apologise.”

9 years ago

During the Oscars tonight, the New York Times will air their first TV advert in over seven years. Black and white, with only words on the screen, the ad is at once very minimalist but also overpowering and brilliantly effective. Speaking to CNN, New York Times branding exec David Rubin said “The idea is to be a […]

9 years ago