Hetherington Memorial Lectures

The annual Hetherington Memorial Lecture is held in honour of the late Alastair Hetherington who was Emeritus Professor in the Department of Film, Media & Journalism and previously a distinguished editor of The Guardian and Controller of BBC Scotland.

	2011: Alf Young - Pressed Out of Existence
	2008: Dame Joan Bakewell - Credibility Crunch: the Media and Morality
	2007: John Lloyd - A serious crisis? The future of analytical and investigative reporting
	2006: Trevor Phillips - The Discourse of Migration: treading a fine line.
	2005: Elinor Goodman - Mutual Destruction? Politicians and the media
	2004: Roy Greenslade - Not ‘my country right or wrong’: journalists and war reporting
	2003: Jonathan Freedland - Can a Newspaper Make Peace?
	2002: Sheena McDonald - Sleeping With the Enemy? How Independent is British Journalism?
	2001: Alan Rusbridger - Politicians, the Press and Political Language
	2000: Jon Snow - Journalism, the Techno Revolution and the Art of Disinformation
	1999: Peter Preston - The Newspaper of the Future