This book makes the case for the enormous potential embodied in investigative journalism if
reporters collaborate in the digital sphere and engage with emerging techniques and …

This book investigates the relationship of secrecy as a social practice to contemporary
media, news cultures and public relations. Drawing on Georg Simmel's theorisation of how …

This article is concerned with the links between intelligence professionals and spy novelists
in France. It focuses on the prolific, popular pulp writer Gérard de Villiers, and his numerous …

This article will analyse British influence campaigns that employed disinformation and
propaganda to advance British interests during the Second World War and the early Cold …

Names: Steel, John, 1966-editor.| Petley, Julian, editor. Title: The Routledge companion to
freedom of expression and censorship/edited by John Steel and Julian Petley. Description …

The consumer Internet of Things (IoT) poses unprecedented security challenges to certain
sections of society, including the news media. Many consider the press to be a branch of …

This chapter addresses militarized “heroism” and military intelligence, in the context of
regional and international developments. The noun “hero” can be defined as “a person who …

This research delved into the evolving dynamics between intelligence and publicity,
examining the intricate relationship through media reporting on two cases: the preparations …

Citing “national security” is a catch-all defence for governments justifying repressive actions
against journalists who are probing incompetence, corruption and malfeasance by the state …

This chapter focuses on the relationship between intelligence agencies and news media in
Anglophone democratic countries, where the secret services should play a vital role in …