Secrecy and the Media

Discover the intricate relationship between government secrecy and the media in "Secrecy and the Media" by Nicholas Wilkinson. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2009, this compelling hardback spans 652 pages, diving deep into the D-Notice system, which governs the media's access to government secrets. Wilkinson takes you on a historical journey, exploring the evolution of censorship from 19th-century colonial campaigns to the impact of two world wars and into the complexities of modern operations and counter-terrorism. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in issues such as executive privilege, national security legislation, and freedom of the press in Great Britain. Gain valuable insights into the challenges and responsibilities faced by journalists and the government in this thought-provoking examination of media and secrecy.