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Julia Day

Julia Day works at the Institute of Development Studies as communications manager for the ESRC STEPS Centre. Prior to working at IDS, she was a reporter on MediaGuardian.co.uk. Follow Julia on Twitter.

January 2012

  • The statue of Christ looms over Rio de Janeiro.

    Poverty matters blog
    It's time for sustainable development

    Julia Day: Activists, NGOs and academics want Rio+20 to put sustainable development and poverty reduction at the heart of global politics. If it doesn't deliver, they should forge ahead by another route

27 October 2006

  • BBC appoints Northern Ireland controller

  • Tarrant plans radio return

26 October 2006

  • Rajar round-up: other winners and losers

  • Heart steals breakfast show crown

  • Mixed news for London stations

  • Capital sinks to record low

25 October 2006

  • Mrs Pritchard loses the vote

  • Bolloré gets date for Aegis EGM

24 October 2006

  • Ofcom announces new digital radio licences

  • Rock Radio to hit Scotland's airwaves

23 October 2006

  • Town and Country appoints chairman

  • Real life mag under fire

20 October 2006

  • Putin 'should be stripped of Legion of Honour'

    4pm: The French government was today urged to strip the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, of one of France's highest awards, the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour. By Julia Day.

  • GMG seeks Smooth change

    Guardian Media Group is seeking to transform its London jazz, blues and R'n'B station Smooth into an easy-listening station for the over-50s. By Julia Day.

  • Green Awards unveils campaigns shortlist

    11.15am: Marks & Spencer, ITV and O2 are among the companies shortlisted for the first ever Green Awards for marketing. By Julia Day.

19 October 2006

  • Freud confirms Press Gazette sale

    10am: Matthew Freud today confirmed that he is to sell trade magazine Press Gazette. By Julia Day.

18 October 2006

  • Let extremists speak, Lammy to tell media

    2.45pm: Culture minister David Lammy is to join the debate on media coverage of Islam this evening by saying extremists should be invited to air their views in the press. By Julia Day.

  • Organ Grinder
    Lammy: Put extremists on air

    Culture Minister David Lammy will this evening say Islamic extremists should be invited to air their views in the British press.

  • Demands made for release of kidnapped photographer

    10.15am: The kidnappers of an Italian photojournalist have demanded Italy handover an Afghan who converted to Christianity from Islam, according to reports. By Julia Day.

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