The standoff occurred because the rules are not clear and the BBC management is dysfunctional. Both must be addressed now, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson
The merger of channels is a cost-cutting measure that has provoked derision and anger. But changes needed to happen, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson
It is embarrassing that Doreen Lawrence is alleging wrongful activity during his editorship. The truth must be revealed, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson
Arts and media were casualties in the ideological war waged by the Johnson government. They deserve a serious champion, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson
A newspaper that sees itself as a bastion of middle England morality should have been the first to ask hard questions of a doomed leader, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson
No 10 and its culture secretary were looking for someone willing to bully and chastise the corporation. Finally they have have their man, says the Guardian columnist Jane Martinson
The mogul knows how and when to flex his muscles, and this has allowed him to capitalise on Boris Johnson’s weakness, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson
Facebook’s woes cast a long shadow at a tech summit this week, and it will take more than rebranding to mend them, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson
Vice and BuzzFeed were meant to be the future of news. What happened?