After Leveson? - The Future for British Journalism

Dorothy Byrne Head of News and Current Affairs Channel Four
Hugo De Burgh Professor & Director China Media Centre University of Westminster
Bob Calver Birmingham City University
Duncan Campbell Former Crime Correspondent, The Guardian
Damian Paul Carney, Principal Lecturer Portsmouth University
Bernard Clark Inventor Watchdog BBC, Hard News Channel Four
Tor Clark De Montfort University
Paul Connew, Former Editor Sunday Mirror
Peter Cole Professor Former Editor Sunday Correspondent, Deputy Editor The Guardian
Jon Eilenberg Brunel University
Sir Harold Evans Former Editor Sunday Times/Times
Tom Felle Leader Journalism University of Limerick
Chris Frost Professor Liverpool John Moores University
Ivor Gaber Professor City University
Phil Harding former Controller, Editorial Policy BBC
Huw Hopkins Writer and Journalist
John Jewell, Cardiff Centre for Journalism
Nicholas Jones, former BBC industrial and political corr.
Paul Marsden Coventry University
Deidre O'Neill Principal Lecturer Journalism Leeds Trinity University
Dr Eamonn O'Neill Strathclyde University
Natalie Peck Researcher Hacked Off Campaign
Julian Petley Professor of Screen Media Brunel University
Dominic Ponsford, Editor Press Gazette
Peter Preston Former Editor The Guardian
Richard Sambrook, Director Centre for Journalism Cardiff University former Director News, Director Sport and Director Global News BBC
Raymond Snoddy Former Media Editor The Times, Presenter Hard News Channel Four/Newswatch BBC News
Mick Temple Professor Staffordshire University
John Tulloch Professor Lincoln University