Goldsmiths - University of London

Peter Lee-Wright

[Staff Profile]

Publications in print and in preparation

• Peter Lee-Wright The Death of Auntie: the tragic decline of a great institution (TBA 2012) 
• Changing Journalism (forthcoming, 2011), co-authored with Angela Phillips & Tamara Witschge, London: Routledge.
• Peter Lee-Wright (2010)The Documentary Handbook, London: Routledge
•  Peter Lee-Wright (2010)  ‘Digital Demeanour:  The Shifting Dynamics of Work in Journalism Today’ in Peter Lee-Wright, Angela Phillips & Tamara Witschge, Changing Journalism Abingdon: Routledge
• Peter Lee-Wright (2010) ‘Nailing Jello to the Masthead:  Regulation in the Journalistic Free Market’ in Peter Lee-Wright, Angela Phillips & Tamara Witschge, Changing Journalism Abingdon: Routledge
• Peter Lee-Wright (2009) The Documentary Handbook Abingdon: Routledge
• Peter Lee-Wright (2009) ‘Culture Shock: New media and organizational change in the BBC’ in N Fenton (ed.) Futures of the News, London: Sage
• Peter Lee-Wright (2008) ‘Virtual News: BBC News at a ‘Future Media and Technology’ Crossroads’ Convergence  (The International Journal of Research into New Technologies) Special Issue on European Public Service Media in the Digital Age: Institutions and Practices
  
  

  Public presentations undertaken and planned

• Peter Lee-Wright (2010) ‘Seeing Beyond the Slumdogs: Representations of  Poverty’, Paper submitted to the World Journalism Education Congress, Grahamstown SA, 5-7 July 2010
• Peter Lee-Wright (2009) ‘They don’t want it good, they want it Tuesday: Reflections on 30 years in Television’ Presentation at Brunel University, 7^th December
• Peter Lee-Wright (2008) ‘Culture Shock: New media and organizational change in the BBC’, Barcelona, ECREA.
• Peter Lee-Wright (2007) ‘360° of Separation: The BBC’s new network theories’
• Goldsmiths Media Research Programme Annual Symposium: Spaces of the News, Goldsmiths, London.